SPACE - S0 - 20201230 - Magneto-Nuclear Sun, AGU Solar Climate Forcing
Good Morning, 0bservers!
Solar winds are in the 470-530 KPS range right now, after a TEN HOUR OUTAGE on the satellite. The range now is pretty close to the range yesterday, but the calming shown around 2000 UTC was closer to the 450 KPS range, so there's been a slight increase. The KP-Index was mostly in the KP-1 region yesterday, but it popped up to KP-3 just before midnight UTC. Proton Flux, Electron Flux and Magnetometer readings are nominal. The X-Ray Flux had a pretty strong spike to nearly the top of the Class B flare range about 2100 UTC, and there have been a few lower level bumps since that point including two near the middle of Class B around 1000-1100 UTC. The Northern coronal hole is still reaching toward the pole as it approaches central heliographic longitude. We're also seeing a new coronal hole developing in the South ahead of a new bright spot system, much closer to the equator.
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