Wind speeds were slightly elevated, varying, but on a declining trend between 410-440km/s. Total magnetic field strength has been weak throughout, with the important north-south component fluctuating weakly. Solar Wind / Geomagnetic Activity: The solar wind was indicative of waning coronal hole fast wind influences. No significant Earth-directed Coronal Mass Ejections (CMEs) have been observed in available imagery. The remaining region in the northeast appears to have remained small and simple.
One further region in the northwest has shown some growth, with minor spot proliferation. Region has continued to slowly decay and appears simpler and smaller than at The other large region to the south of the most active The region poses the most significant risk for furtherįlares at this time. This large, complex region has shown strengthening of its intermediate spots, with increased magnetic complexity at times. Largest region on the disc in the northwest. Levels with numerous mid-upper Common-class flares, and one Moderate flare from the Past 24 hours has been Moderate, but background X-ray flux is now up to Common-class S light chance of S1 (Minor) Radiation Storms and Strong flares (Strong radio blackouts).Īnalysis of Space Weather Activity over past 24 hours Space Weather Forecast Headline: Chance of Moderate flares (Minor to Moderate radio blackouts) throughout.
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