A long coronal hole measuring over 1 million km in length is stretching from the southeast quadrant all the way up to the northeast. This opening in the Sun’s atmosphere will begin to face our planet later in the upcoming week and should be the […]
Today was another day of waiting for a CME to pass, and conditions to finish calming down. Unfortunately, a tiny Coronal Hole developed in the Sun-Earth Line since last night’s post, and it kept our Solar Wind Speeds from dropping as much as they would […]
Solar Wind’s the only thing that’s been irksome today. A CME arrived around 5.00p CDT last night, but it looks like it’s already passed, and a second one might be arriving at the time of this post. Last night’s CME raised Solar Wind Density as […]
Yesterday, there was a very mild geostorm from a CME. The hp30 didn’t go above 5, which is the threshold many of my clients have for having liver, lymph, kidney and colon regulation shut down, yet some of them still did. If these systems lose […]
Today was calmer than yesterday’s forecast anticipated, but still uncomfortable for those who respond to Solar Wind Speed and Electron Saturation. Good News – it looks like NOAA’s back on point with their Forecasts today and their forecasts are more positive than last night’s. Yay! […]
Ok folks, this may get a bit messy… NOAA’s providing a 2 day forecast on half of their 3 day report, so I’m leaning on the UK’s MetOffice and various predictive charts to verify info across several sources. Y’all bear with me! . We had […]
. Solar Flares were mainly quiet today but we did have 1 M Class Solar Flare from an Incoming Sun Spot that created quite a bit of hubbub last time it came around, so we’ll keep an eye on it as it moves across the […]
The sunspot number is crashing! With the departure of the giga-ARs, all we have left is AR 4482, which thankfully seems to be healthy, and meager AR 4485 which is struggling to survive. At least we have the Earth-facing coronal hole to keep us awake, […]