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M-class solar flares on northwestern limb of the sun

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The northwestern limb of the sun is crackling with M-class solar flares. The source appears to be departing sunspot complex 1280-1286. Coronal mass ejections (CMEs) emerging from the blast site are not Earth-directed. Nevertheless, these flares are having a minor effect on Earth as their radiation ionizes our planet's upper atmosphere. (SpaceWeather)

Solar wind
speed: 357.5 km/sec
density: 1.0 protons/cm3

The Radio Sun
10.7 cm flux: 119 sfu

Planetary K-index
Now: Kp= 1 quiet
24-hr max: Kp= 3 quiet

Interplanetary Mag. Field
Btotal: 6.9 nT
Bz: 0.2 nT north

 

Today's NOAA Active Regions
Number Location Hale McIntosh Area NSpots Events
11277 N18W73
(866",258")
α/α Hsx/Hax 0020/0020 01/02 -
11280 N13W91
(926",214")
β/β Bxo/Bxo 0010/0010 02/05 -
11281 S19W31
(464",-405")
β/β Cao/Dao 0070/0090 05/08 -
11282 N24W73
(832",352")
β/βδ Cso/Eso 0090/0100 06/08 -
11283 N13E04
(-64",96")
β/β Dai/Dsi 0190/0220 21/21 -
11286 N20W82
(885",307")
β/β Cso/Dso 0080/0080 06/08 C7.6(01:12)
C2.8(06:50)
M1.6(04:08)
M1.2(07:27)
/C8.3(01:01)
C9.0(04:36)
C4.0(05:35)
C5.8(15:21)
C1.4(19:40)
C7.9(23:58)
M3.2(11:21)
11287 S32E45
(-571",-573")
β/β Cso/Cao 0080/0030 03/03 -
11279 N13W66
(848",165")
/α /Hsx /0030 /04 -

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