[NZ4O Spaceweather] Solar Indices On The Rise
Thomas F. Giella NZ4O
thomasfgiella at verizon.net
Wed Jun 15 06:48:10 PDT 2011
Per my expert forecast yesterday morning, this morning UTC the daily sunspot
number (SSN) increased to 48 (a 32.0 point increase) and the daily solar
flux index (SFI) increased to 101.0 (a 11.1 point increase). The upward
trend in the indices is underway once again and the they should continue to
do so for the next seven days. The daily solar flux (SFI) should peak at
~120 by June 22, 2011 with a corresponding rise in the daily sunspot number
(SSN).
The jump in the indices occurred thanks to recurrent sunspot group #11236
(old #11062) located near N17E64, which rose above the eastern limb of the
sun yesterday evening UTC. It is a large sunspot group with a twisted
beta-delta magnetic signature capable of M class solar flares and isolated X
class solar flares.
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73 & GUD DX,
Thomas F. Giella, NZ4O
Lakeland, FL, USA
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