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The aurora and solar activity archive

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Monday Mon.	Tuesday Tues.	Wednesday Wed.	Thursday Thurs.	Friday Fri.	Saturday Sat.	Sunday Sun.
				1 M1.6 Kp4+	2 X1.61 Kp7- S2	3 M1.91 Kp6 S1
4 C3.89 Kp9- S1	5 M3.43 Kp7-	6 X3.81 Kp2+ S2	7 M3.99 Kp3 S1	8 M4.31 Kp4+	9 X1.05 Kp4- S1	10 M5.29 Kp3 S1
11 C1.25 Kp4-	12 C1.61 Kp4-	13 C2.04 Kp2-	14 C3.21 Kp1+	15 C2.5 Kp3	16 C2.91 Kp4	17 C1.24 Kp5
18 C1.2 Kp3	19 C6.06 Kp2+	20 C1.54 Kp4+	21 B4.8 Kp3+	22 B2.71 Kp3+	23 B5.63 Kp3+	24 C2.39 Kp4-
25 B9.03 Kp3	26 C2.23 Kp3	27 C9.97 Kp2	28 M1.51 Kp3	29 M9.14 Kp7-	30 C1.41 Kp5-	31 C2.74 Kp2

Current data suggests there is a slight possibility for aurora to appear at the following high latitude regions in the near future

Reykjavik

The solar wind speed is currently high (773.4 km/sec.)

The maximum X-ray flux of the past two hours is:

C8.84

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