There was a large(ish) flare that occurred right as the lunar transit ended. It also happened to produce an asymmetric halo CME which we should see a glancing blow on Feb 2nd. This flare came from our favorite sunspot 1967.
If you look at the wind maps you can see that they are becoming a bit more chaotic. 2L has taken an interesting path and may start going around Antarctica again.
Ground Weather:
SANAE IV:
Temp.: -10. C
Wind speed: 6 knots
Halley 6:
Temp.: -7.2 C
Wind speed: 15 knots
Payloads up:
SANAE IV: 2A, 2B, 2E
Halley 6: 2L, 2O, 2P
Payloads coming down:
Payloads coming down:
Collection times for EFW:
2013-01-06 (A just to West, B quite a ways to West)
A: 15:40-21:30 (6h 10m)
B: 17:30-19:30 (2h)
20:30-23:00 (2h 30m)
2013-01-07 (A quite west, B very west of stations)
A: 19:00-21:00 (2h)
22:30-23:59 (1h 30m)
B: 20:45-21:45 (1h)
00:45Jan8-02:00Jan8 (2h 15m)
2013-01-09 (A just to West, B quite a ways to West)
A: 15:15-21:15 (at 16k) (6h)
B: 17:30-20:30 (at 16k) (3h)
20:33-24:00 (at 4k) (3.5hrs)
2013-01-10 (west of stations)
A: 18:00-01:00(jan11)
B: 20:00-03:00(jan11)
2013-01-11
B: 14:45-21:00
2013-01-12
A: 14:40-21:30
B: 17:00-24:00
2014-01-15
A: 14:30-21:30
2014-01-22
A: 2014-01-22/17:15 - 23:59:59
2014-01-23
B: 2014-01-23/15:00 - 22:00
2014-01-28
A: 19:30 - 23:59
2014:01-29
B: 17:20 - 22:30
2014-01-30
A: 13:40 - 20:40
2014-01-31
A: 16:40 - 23:40
B: 12:30 - 19:30
Halley Bay Search Coil Magnetometer :
very quiet
GOES Electron Flux:
The electron levels have stayed at moderate levels.
GOES Proton Flux:
The proton levels are at moderate levels.
Space Weather from Spaceweather.com and SWPC
Solar wind speed: 331.4 km/s
Solar proton density: 0.8 cm^(-3)
Sun spot number: 112
NOAA has the likelihood of a M class flare at 60% and a 10% chance of an X class flare.
There are currently no coronal holes observed on the Earthward side of the Sun.
Kp is quiet
kp =1 with a 24 max of kp = 1
Bz = 0.2 south
Btotal = 5.1 nT
From Kyoto:
AE: some small activity
Dst: quiet.
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