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A strong radio burst reaching upto approx 11GHz was observed by the Owens Valley Solar Array at 22h48 UT 29 Mar.
An M1.4 flare peaked at 21h42 UT so the radio burst was probably associated with that.
An M1.9 flare peaked at 22h58 UT.
Space Weather
A strong radio burst reaching upto approx 11GHz was observed by the Owens Valley Solar Array at 22h48 UT 29 Mar.
An M1.4 flare peaked at 21h42 UT so the radio burst was probably associated with that.
An M1.9 flare peaked at 22h58 UT.
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For information: A descriptive table showing the main features of 10cm radio bursts, type II and type IV radio emissions.
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An X1.1 flare erupted from a new active region on the east limb, peaking at 15h20 UT 28 Mar (not 15h35 UT as previously stated).
After 1.5 hours the XRay flux is still above M-level, but is falling. The flare appears to be a filament eruption.
An R3 radio blackout affected the Caribbean, Central America and northern S America.
10cm, type II and type IV radio emissions and a coronal mass ejection were observed.
This flare marks the end of couple of fairly quiet weeks on the sun!
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Solar flare alert
An large X1.1 flare peaked at ~15h35 UT 28 Mar.
Standby for updates
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Aurora is currently visible on cameras in Finland and Iceland.
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Because I'm rubbish at coding, I used ChatGPT to create a (currently local) webpage. It makes a colorgramme displaying the solar X-Ray flux for the past 6 days, and updates in realtime from the Noaa json file.
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High-latitude aurora is still visible on a camera in Finland
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Aurora alert! Mid-latitude aurora visible down to Northern England. These images are from Finland.
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Aurora alert: Aurora is currently visible on cameras in Scandinavia and the UK!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JYvAZzAi5FM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zSGpRT-xIkQ
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vsJBqHwnK9w
This week there's a good chance to see Aurora Borealis every where in Finland, not just in Lapland!
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Aurora is currently visible on a camera in Fairbanks, Alaska
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The latest space weather forecast from Dr Tamitha Skov, including the lowdown on the (quite large) coronal hole that is currently facing Earth.
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A large coronal hole is facing Earth, sending a fast stream of solar wind towards us.
But DON'T PANIC! It should be mostly harmless.
The magnetic polarity of the wind from this hole matches Earth's, so at most is likely just to cause a little "buffeting" to our magnetosphere, rather than produce huge spectacular auroral lights down to the equator or knock out electricity grids.
#hfbandconditions are living up to the #spaceweather #spacewx hype. Nice spring hike in the woods though with an added bonus of a cw #morsecode #qrpr #hb1b #pota #parksontheair activation #QSO with Howie #ac4fs #amateurradio #hamradio
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Aurora is currently visible on a cameras in Finland. Amateur radio operators in the region are bouncing radio signals from it!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W3LKHE181Wg
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The BGS (British Geological Survey) has issued a rare geomagnetic storm forecast covering the period until midnight UT 23 March. Note that this forecast does not account for the increased activity we saw this afternoon at mid-latitudes, which could have been the storm arriving very early!
BGS: Yesterday afternoon a faint but fast Earth-directed CME was observed. The source was a filament eruption from a central location on the solar disk, associated with a M1 solar flare from a nearby active region.
BGS: Models suggest this may arrive in the first forecast interval (late 22, or early 23). The combination of CME impacts and a high-speed solar wind stream from a coronal hole may result in STORM activity.
BGS: As we are near the equinox, when the Earth is more susceptible to solar activity, it is possible geomagnetic activity could reach STORM G3.
https://geomag.bgs.ac.uk/data_service/space_weather/3dforecast.html
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Aurora Alert: Mid-latitude aurora is being reported by amateur radio operators down to ~52°N over Europe/UK.
Follow live:
https://www.tvcomm.co.uk/g7izu/radio-propagation-maps/auroral-propagation/