:Issued: 2019 Jan 28 0141 UTC
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Highlights of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity
21 - 27 January 2019
Solar activity was at low levels due to a C5 X-ray flare observed at
26/1322 UTC from Region 2733 (N05, L=261, class/area Dso/090 on 27
Jan). Region 2733 emerged on the disk on 22 Jan as a C group, and
slowly grew in area and spot count through 27 Jan. The region
produced numerous B-class flares in addition to the lone C-class
flare. No Earth-directed CMEs were observed.
No proton events were observed at geosynchronous orbit.
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit was at
normal levels on 21-24 Jan, increasing to moderate to high levels
due to CH HSS effects.
Geomagnetic field activity was at predominately quiet to active
levels with an isolated G1 (Minor) storm interval. The period began
with quiet conditions under a nominal solar wind regime. An
enhancement in solar wind parameters was observed beginning early on
23 Jan through midday 26 Jan with an increase in total field to a
peak of 11 nT late on 25 Jan and a noticeable southward turning of
the Bz component to -8 nT midday on 23 Jan. Wind speeds increased
from about 340 km/s to peak at about 640 km/s midday on 24 Jan.
During this time frame, the geomagnetic field responded with mostly
unsettled to active levels, with an isolaed G1 (Minor) storm
interval observed late on 24 Jan. By late on 26 Jan though 27 Jan,
quiet levels were observed under a mostly nominal wind regime.
Forecast of Solar and Geomagnetic Activity
28 January - 23 February 2019
Solar activity is expected to be at very low levels, with a chance
for low levels through 31 Jan due to the presence of Region 2733.
Very low levels are expected from 01-23 Feb. However, a chance for
low levels exists upon the return of old Region 2733 on or about 12
Feb.
No proton events are expected at geosynchronous orbit.
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geosynchronous orbit is
expected to be at moderate to high levels on 28 Jan - 11 Feb and
again on 21-23 Feb due to CH HSS influence. Mostly normal levels are
expected on 12-20 Feb.
Geomagnetic field activity is expected to be at unsettled to active
levels on 31 Jan - 02 Feb and 19-22 Feb with G1 (Minor) storm
conditions likely on 01 Feb and 20 Feb, all due to recurrent CH HSS
influence. Mostly quiet conditions are expected for the remainder of
the outlook period.
:Product: 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table 27DO.txt
:Issued: 2019 Jan 28 0141 UTC
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# 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table
# Issued 2019-01-28
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# UTC Radio Flux Planetary Largest
# Date 10.7 cm A Index Kp Index
2019 Jan 28 71 5 2
2019 Jan 29 71 5 2
2019 Jan 30 71 5 2
2019 Jan 31 71 8 3
2019 Feb 01 71 18 5
2019 Feb 02 70 10 3
2019 Feb 03 70 8 3
2019 Feb 04 70 5 2
2019 Feb 05 69 5 2
2019 Feb 06 69 5 2
2019 Feb 07 69 5 2
2019 Feb 08 69 5 2
2019 Feb 09 69 5 2
2019 Feb 10 69 5 2
2019 Feb 11 69 5 2
2019 Feb 12 69 5 2
2019 Feb 13 69 5 2
2019 Feb 14 69 5 2
2019 Feb 15 69 5 2
2019 Feb 16 69 5 2
2019 Feb 17 70 5 2
2019 Feb 18 70 5 2
2019 Feb 19 72 12 4
2019 Feb 20 72 20 5
2019 Feb 21 72 12 4
2019 Feb 22 75 8 3
2019 Feb 23 75 5 2
(SWPC via DXLD)
