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Monday Mon.	Tuesday Tues.	Wednesday Wed.	Thursday Thurs.	Friday Fri.	Saturday Sat.	Sunday Sun.
				1 M1.02 Kp2+	2 C6.56 Kp5	3 M1.9 Kp5+
4 C7.86 Kp5-	5 M1.36 Kp5-	6 M1.05 Kp4+	7 C4.04 Kp4-	8 M1.05 Kp2	9 M6.59 Kp3 S2	10 M3.47 Kp5 S2
11 M4.23 Kp4- S1	12 M4.27 Kp4	13 C4.7 Kp4	14 M1.56 Kp3	15 M3.49 Kp3	16 M1.24 Kp3+	17 M2.93 Kp4-
18 X1.06 Kp3	19 C7.1 Kp4	20 M2.04 Kp6	21 C9.54 Kp7-	22 C5.59 Kp5-	23 C6.61 Kp4+	24 C9.19 Kp4-
25 C2.53 Kp4-	26 C5.19 Kp5	27 C9.69 Kp5	28 M1.2 Kp3+	29 C4.26 Kp3+	30 C1.64 Kp4-

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

Anchorage, AK

The strength of the interplanetary magnetic field is moderate (10.31nT), the direction is slightly South (-5.89nT).

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

M2.7

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