6/24 Recap
It looks like the CME arrived around noon CDT today and we’re still waiting on the CH HSS. We’ve already exceeded 600 km/sec Solar Wind Speeds, and they’re still increasing. We’re likely to get into 700 km/sec overnight. I’m not sure how our Solar Wind Speeds will stabilize over the next 3 days, but we’ve already surpassed NOAA’s expectations for this feature, so it may be a tough few days for those sensitive…
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Solar Flares are becoming more numerous, but staying in the C Class range as a new, active Sun Spot turns towards Earth.
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The CME should keep Electron Saturation below its Alert Threshold tomorrow, and maybe 6/26.
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Solar Flare Conditions
C Class Solar Flares
M Class Solar Flare Watch
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Geomagnetic Conditions
HP = 3.0 Average
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Solar Wind Conditions
Solar Wind Density ~10.0/cm3 6/23 @ 7.00p CDT, ~14.0/cm3 beginning 6/24 @ 12.19a CDT, ~10.0/cm3 beginning 9.05a CDT, ~20.0/cm3 beginning 12.32p CDT,
Solar Wind Speed ~370 km/sec 6/23 @ 7.00p CDT, ~430 km/sec beginning 11.43p CDT, ~500 km/sec beginning 1.00p CDT, ~600 km/sec beginning 4.13p CDT
Solar Wind Speed >600 km/sec Warning
Solar Wind Speed >700 km/sec Watch
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Electron and Proton Saturation Conditions
Electron Saturation Normal – Moderate
Proton Saturation Normal