SPACE - S0 - 20200601 - High Frequency Health Effects, Flood, Cosmos
Good Morning, 0bservers!
Solar winds stay elevated from yesterday, as the coronal hole stream continues. We had a couple peaks near 440 KPS, but at present the speed seems to be staying in the 380-400 KPS range. Particle density is stable, as is the temperature, and solar magnetism shows only minor fluctuations. The KP-Index calmed as well, from mostly KP-3s on Saturday to mostly KP-1s yesterday. The X-Ray flux remains in the low Class-A range, with no new activity from the bright spots. They seem to be degrading and losing strength. Meanwhile, we've got a couple of small coronal holes just North and South of the Equator as they approach central heliographic longitude, whose streams should reach Earth by Thursday (assuming they're strong enough). Not much quake activity, with just a Mag 5.6 blot echo off Tonga, and a deepwater Mag 5.2 off the coast of the Northern Mariana Islands.
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