Viewing archive of Thursday, 14 June 2001 - Sunspot regions

Sunspot regions

Courtesy of SDO, SOHO (NASA) and the [MDI, AIA, EVE, and/or HMI] consortium.
Sunspot number New regionsBackground fluxMaximum fluxC
273 522C2.14C9.45

Sunspot regions

Region 9487

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
4 1 120 DAO N22W68

Region 9488

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
1 -1 60 20 HSX S18W70

Region 9489

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
4 -5 90 -10 DAO N20W55

Solar flares on this day

C4.99 C9.4

Region 9491

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
4 1 100 CSO N27W27

Region 9492

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
5 80 -20 DAO N21W28

Region 9493

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
3 100 10 FAO N07W15

Region 9494

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
2 -3 120 -200 HSX S07W88

Region 9495

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
8 5 30 20 CRO N05W34

Solar flares on this day

C6.41

Region 9497

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
4 -1 20 CRO S10W12

Region 9498

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
4 2 60 30 DSO N23E18

Region 9499

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
4 -2 60 20 DSO N19W12

Region 9500

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
6 3 60 -10 CAO N09E43

Region 9501

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
2 1 90 30 CAO S15E42

Region 9502

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
5 2 150 10 DSO S26E58

Region 9503

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
4 160 CSO N13E68

Region 9504

Number of
sunspots
Size Class Magn. Class Spot Location
1 140 HSX N06E76

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G1 - Minor geomagnetic storm

Observed Kp: 5
Threshold reached: 22:46 UTC

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

Nuuk
The solar wind speed is currently moderately high (563.2 km/sec.)
The strength of the interplanetary magnetic field is moderate (18.66nT), the direction is North (0.92nT).
The Disturbance Storm Time index predicts moderate storm conditions right now (-51nT)
The maximum X-ray flux of the past two hours is:
M2.05

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