1.00p CDT Update: HP = 5 (G1) Geomagnetic Storm Watch extended to 9/8 @ 7.00p CDT 9/8 noon(ish) Update: This HP30 Index chart will change a bit as data comes in from various worldwide observatories, but I thought it would give y’all a good idea […]

There’s a lot of ambiguity in the forecasts tonight, no matter who I look at! Lol So here’s the best I can put together based on available information: We had 1 CME arrive overnight last night, but it was came in gradually until it set […]

Solar Flares stayed in the C Class range today, but one Incoming Sun Spot got upgraded to capable of M Class Solar Flares. NOAA’s expecting the current Sun Spots will be fairly calm for the next few days. . Our HP Index was very calm […]

Today was bit jostled with an M Class Solar Flare from an Exiting Sun Spot that pushed Proton Saturation above its Alert Threshold for several hours. So, if you felt any unusual symptoms that you couldn’t account for locally, that Proton Saturation measurement might have […]

This reaction is a great example of why small, Exiting Sun Spots shouldn’t be discounted. That little, barely M-Class Solar Flare almost immediately drove Proton Saturation above its Warning Threshold. Connie Howell

Today was fairly calm with Solar Wind Speeds in the 300 km/sec range and a low HP Index. We’ll continue to enjoy these conditions until sometime on 9/7 into 9/8 when a CME and small CH HSS are expected. NOAA’s currently saying we won’t experience […]

Today was a fairly quiet day with Solar Wind Speed staying below 400 km/sec, but Electron Saturation continues to hover around its Alert Threshold. . I need to share that this evening’s forecast is incomplete. It looks like NOAA had some technical issues today, based […]

The past couple of days have been mainly uneventful, except for Electron Saturation hovering around its Alert Threshold 24 hours/day. Solar Flares have been in the B- to C-Class range, except for a single M Class Solar Flare today from an Incoming Sun Spot. Solar […]