6/22 Recap
Almost everything was quiet today. Solar Wind Speed stayed below 400 km/sec; Electron Saturation hovered around its Alert Threshold, but only briefly crossed that line.
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NOAA’s expecting tomorrow and early 6/24 to be similar to today, until the next CH HSS arrives, followed by the M6.8 Solar Flare’s CME Sideswipe. Both are expected 6/24 after noon into early morning 6/25. NOAA’s not expecting the CH HSS or the CME to change our environment too much, but we can expect Solar Wind Speed to get back into the 400 km/sec, and there’s a small 20% chance of HP = 5 (G1) Geomagnetic Storms in the middle U.S. and 50% chance of HP = 6+ (G2) Geomagnetic Storms in the northern U.S.