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Daglig bulletin om sol- og geomagnetisk aktivitet fra SIDC

Udstedt: 2014 Mar 06 1241 UTC

SIDC's prognose

Protuberanser

Eruptive (C-class flares expected, probability >=50%)

Geomagnetisme

Quiet (A<20 and K<4)

Solprotoner

Quiet

	10 cm flux	Ap
06 Mar 2014	147	004
07 Mar 2014	143	004
08 Mar 2014	139	009

Bulletin

Over the last 24 hours, only 3 C-class flares have been observed, all C1. There are currently 8 sunspot regions on the visible solar disk. Most sunspot groups are stable or decaying, and have a simple magnetic configuration. Some new magnetic flux has emerged in front of NOAA 1990, and merits further monitoring. The most important CMEs that were observed were all related to backside events, including the halo CME first visible in LASCO/C2 at 13:48UT on 5 March. It was associated to a strong flare in the same region that produced another halo CME on 4 March (18:48UT). None of the observed CMEs has an Earth-directed component. Eruptive flaring conditions are expected. Solar wind speed has continued its steady increase and is now varying between 470-500 km/s, with Bz between -5nT and +5nT. The source of this moderate-speed, high-temperature, low-density stream is probably a coronal hole that passed the central meridian on 27 February. Geomagnetic conditions remained quiet. The coronal hole on the northern hemisphere that passed the central meridian early on 5 March might exert its effects starting from 8 March onwards, and may result in active geomagnetic conditions. Until then, quiet geomagnetic conditions are expected to continue.

Dagens anslåede internationale solpletnummer (ISN): 087, baseret på 14 stationer.

Solindekser for 05 Mar 2014

Wolf number Catania	206
10 cm solflux	149
AK Chambon La Forêt	///
AK Wingst	008
Anslået Ap	008
Forventet international solpletnummer	119 - Baseret på 23 stationer

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