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There are currently, on the basis of the current data, no chances to see an aurora display on the Middle latitudes
G2 - Moderate geomagnetic storm outlook
The observed Kp index is 5.67 but the predicted K-indice of 6.00 indicates that a stronger storm might occur at this moment.
In the past two hours there was a small solar flare with a class of:
C1.01
S1 Space radiation storm
At the moment there is a small S1 class space radiation storm active. This happens about 50 times in one solar cycle.

Auroral activity

Live
High latitude (73% chance)
Middle latitude (38% chance)
Low latitude (0% chance)
Today
Minor
Severe
High latitude
25%
55%
Middle latitude
20%
5%

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Weak CME impact
Currently we see the effects of the arrival of a Coronal Mass Ejection (CME) at the ACE satellite. The solar wind speed rose with 107.28 km/sec to 558.2 km/sec.
  • Solar wind speed: 558.2 km/sec and density 9.1 p/cm3
  • IMF Bt (strength): 15.4 nT - Bz -14.4 nT
Strong S3 class Space radiation storm - This happens around ten times in a solar cycle
Moderate S2 Space radiation storm - This happens around 25 times in a solar cycle

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