The Sun Today :
Updated December 8, 2019
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| Solar Flare Risk |
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M-Class:
01%
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X-Class:
01%
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| Active Watches |
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Geomag. Storm
NO
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Radiation Storm
NO
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Solar X-Rays:
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Geomagnetic Field:
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| 3-Day Geomagnetic Forecast [Details] |
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December 8 |
December 9 |
December 10 |
2-3 (G0)
Max Kp |
2-3 (G0)
Max Kp |
2 (G0)
Max Kp |
Prob-M
05%
Prob-H
30% |
Prob-M
05%
Prob-H
30% |
Prob-M
01%
Prob-H
15% |
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| November 21, 2019 @ 10:35 UTC |
| Coronal Hole Stream Reaches Earth | |
Just as predicted, a weak coronal hole solar wind stream reached our planet, but has so far failed to generate a geomagnetic storm. Aurora sky watchers at very high latitudes should still continue to be alert for visible aurora while it is dark outside. Isolated periods of enhanced geomagnetic activity will remain possible during the next 24 hours.
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Prepared jointly by the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA,
Space Weather Prediction Center
UPDATED 2019 December 08 0030 UTC
.24 hr Summary...
Solar activity was very low. The solar disk remained spotless. An
approximate 7 degree filament lifted off the SE quadrant near S47W14 at
06/1700 UTC. No Earth-directed CME signature was evident in satellite
imagery.
.Forecast...
Solar activity is expected to be at very low levels on 08-10 Dec.
[Report of Solar-Geophysical Activity]
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A - Alpha (single polarity spot).
B - Beta (bipolar spot configuration).
G - Gamma (atypical mixture of polarities).
BG - Beta-Gamma (mixture of polarities in a dominantly bipolar configuration).
D - Delta (opposite polarity umbrae within single penumbra).
BD - Beta with a Delta configuration.
BGD - Beta-Gamma with a Delta configuration.
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