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i am kind of worried about the CME on Monday any reason i should be scared? also any chance it would affect the grids?

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Well NOAA is expecting the strength to be upwards of a G3 On June 22 then decrease to a G2 on the 23rd then to subside to low/normal levels by the evening of the 23rd. G3 storms are actually somewhat common and arnt normally as severe as they seem. It shouldn't be anything to fret about. Refer her to stay up to date on the CME with updates as they become available: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ and here is a scale to refer to: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/noaa-scales-explanation. Hope this helps! :D

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Well NOAA is expecting the strength to be upwards of a G3 On June 22 then decrease to a G2 on the 23rd then to subside to low/normal levels by the evening of the 23rd. G3 storms are actually somewhat common and arnt normally as severe as they seem. It shouldn't be anything to fret about. Refer her to stay up to date on the CME with updates as they become available: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/ and here is a scale to refer to: http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/noaa-scales-explanation. Hope this helps! :D

i am still worried that the cme could speed up

I highly doubt it will speed up enough to were it would matter much and from what I have been hearing its looking like it will just be a "glancing blow" its nothing to worry about. Just keep checking out those links for up to date new on the situation if you feel you need to. 

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Guest danderson500

where are you getting it is a glancing blow? noaa keeps thinking the other two cmes will hit

 

interestingly NASA DONKI only gives a 44% chance for a g3 storm?

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Guest Harry Twinotter

The CME is likely to be a direct hit on the earth. I would not worry, there have been several this solar cycle and nothing happened, other than aurora.

CMEs do not speed up after leaving the sun, they actually slow down. And if they hit a bit of solar wind on the way, they can slow down even more. This is what makes the forecasting so imprecise.

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Guest danderson500

was thinking will grid operators have to make any changes? its not a big CME..

 

was thinking that this cme is not a carrigton event

 

 

if the CME does not arrive before 17:00 UTC then i guess it is a lesser impact plus i guess G5 is unlikely?

 

now  i am scared it is going to get bad because of the m6.6 flare..

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Guest kristoffers

Hi.  Can someone please turn off the 24hour sunlight on the North Slope so I can watch this G5 storm?  Thanks.  

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Guest danderson500

how can it be G5 when the IMF is north? also this CME has been a bust so far..

 

We are still awaiting LASCO imagery but can already say that, because of the coronal dimming, a coronal mass ejection occurred and, because of it's location, will be Earth directed

was it a small CME or big

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Guest danderson500

so whats the deal on the new CME?

 

also the newer CME is a bit slower than the current one

 

can anyone help me on the cme that is coming wensday? i am scared

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can anyone help me on the cme that is coming wensday? i am scared

Nothing to be scared about as we said many times before. You survived the last one didn't you? Then you will also survive this one. More at http://www.spaceweatherlive.com/en/news/view/129/20150623-second-strongest-storm-m66-cme-analysis

We also kindly ask you to stop double posting so much. If you want to add something to a previous post please use the edit button. Thanks. I will merge your previous double posts.

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Guest danderson500

so this newer CME  isn't a perfect halo as the last one was

 

i am just worried about the grid but i understand what you are talking about plus i don't think it will be a big deal plus w can rule out carrigton for now

 

man this CME is making me so scared i have been crying so much..

 

is this CME  going to do anything bad?

 

 not a stupid question but...

why do you say the CME will hit at 17:00 UTC where as NOAA says 23:00 UTC just asking

 

wow this CME is not too strong is it?

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