Sara Housseal ☀️
@snhwx.bsky.social
Space Weather Forecaster ☀️ Meteorologist ⛈️ Applied Physics Graduate Student 📚 Photographer 📸 Nebraska 📍
🚨 Preliminary GOES CCOR data is now available
Will be available in 15 minute intervals while operational testing continues. ☀️
testbed.spaceweather.gov/products/ccor-…
Will be available in 15 minute intervals while operational testing continues. ☀️
testbed.spaceweather.gov/products/ccor-…
February 7, 2025 at 12:25 AM
🚨 Preliminary GOES CCOR data is now available
Will be available in 15 minute intervals while operational testing continues. ☀️
testbed.spaceweather.gov/products/ccor-…
Will be available in 15 minute intervals while operational testing continues. ☀️
testbed.spaceweather.gov/products/ccor-…
AR3961 (south center) currently has the best chance for activity with the highest flare probability of all regions on the disk at 45% for M flares & 10% for X flares. This will be the region to keep an eye on over the next few days as any eruption would likely have an Earth directed component. ☀️
January 19, 2025 at 3:40 PM
AR3961 (south center) currently has the best chance for activity with the highest flare probability of all regions on the disk at 45% for M flares & 10% for X flares. This will be the region to keep an eye on over the next few days as any eruption would likely have an Earth directed component. ☀️
We have another super bright comet (C/2024 G3 Atlas) making an appearance in LASCO C3 imagery! ☀️☄️
January 12, 2025 at 1:46 PM
We have another super bright comet (C/2024 G3 Atlas) making an appearance in LASCO C3 imagery! ☀️☄️
The anticipated CME from the M4 flare on the 6th has little to no plasma ejection appearing in coronagraph despite possibly a small, weak puff to the north. Little to no activity is expected as a result at this time.
January 7, 2025 at 1:22 PM
The anticipated CME from the M4 flare on the 6th has little to no plasma ejection appearing in coronagraph despite possibly a small, weak puff to the north. Little to no activity is expected as a result at this time.
CME in question, which is directed mostly to the southwest but does create a faint partial halo signature, indicating an Earth-directed component is possible.
January 5, 2025 at 7:47 PM
CME in question, which is directed mostly to the southwest but does create a faint partial halo signature, indicating an Earth-directed component is possible.