James Kaufman warns of an imminent and severe solar storm. Despite a recent period of calm, multiple Earth-facing sunspots and M-class solar flares have been detected. He predicts a prolonged period of solar activity, including coronal mass ejections and proton storms, which he believes could cause significant disruptions on Earth over the next 90 to 120 days.
James Kaufman, One News Report Today.
Ladies and gentlemen, it's been very calm here on planet Earth,
as you can see by our KP indexes,
which gives us a combination of solar winds and plasma hitting,
in this case, four different locations.
The college location is made planetary in Huntsville,
Alabama, our Fredericksburg Index,
and our Boulder, Colorado Index.
See, the last day, actually the last day and a half,
we've seen no solar winds or plasma hit Earth whatsoever.
Now, that's not the story we're bringing to you.
Now, we have one of the four sunspots I warned you guys about
that has come to, well, the Earth's side of the sun,
and we've seen four inflows in the last 20 hours,
and this is going to cause big problems for Earth.
I'm afraid that most of this stuff
is inbound based on where it's located.
Now, this is just the start of what's about to happen.
What's about to happen is an influx of solar flares inbound
with coronal mass ejections towards Earth for the next,
I would say, 90 to 120 days.
Okay?
And I say that because I've been doing this a long time.
Now today, it looks like we had a 1,
well, ----, a 2.0, maybe a 5.4,
we'll get some better numbers,
and maybe a 1.87,
let's get some better numbers
from spaceweatherlive.com.
don't laugh or kid around this is serious business
the 1.99 the 2 M2 flare well if it does anything
like the other m flare did we're gonna go
into a solar storm proton storm will be fried here on
earth with no way to escape real quick we see we're up
to a 10% chance of x-ray solar flare
I'd put that at 50-50, but 45% of M-class solar flare,
we've seen two decent-sized M-class solar flares,
really four today, as y'all saw, and C-flares will run
a C-2.9 baseline from a B baseline. Ridiculous.
So, try to remember the polar cap absorption
event was caused by this, this, so far, far,
so long ago, four days ago, and look what we've
been hit by in the last 12 hours, 15 hours.
Ladies and gentlemen, we're in big trouble with no atmosphere.
Looking at our HMI magnetosphere, we have one, it's now
a delta-class sunspot, 4513, directly earth-facing.
Boom pow, we have three simple sunspots,
4517, 4516, 4515.
We all also need to keep in mind that we have
a huge coronal hole in the southern hemisphere.
The planets are towed by the sun with a geomagnetic connection.
And in the southern hemisphere, we have a nasty coronal hole
with winds probably up to close to 800 kilometers per second.
Get ready to rumble.
it's absolutely laughable we're back into a polar
absorption event and it's a big one look we
actually come out of it because
the cycle's over let's see barely coming out of it i mean barely
for minutes if not not an hour now we're
into a heavy polar cap absorption event once again
good times folks great times all right over
to still agent behind me magnetogram you cannot see the
cold here it's not a negative or positive embryo
but we do see that very complex
delta cloud sunspot here and the sunspots coming around
that limb there that look like they're
to cause big trouble as well so this was taken
three days ago three days ago they won't update
it they don't want to show you guys how ugly
so that 284 angstroms looks you'd probably
it'll probably scare the pants off you what we're seeing here
is we have huge problems
they won't pick up the photos
because they know we have huge sunspots coming around
and now we have two huge coronal holes they're
just about earth facing they want to spring this
on you i reckon i'm not quite sure well
with that said guys four m-class
solar flares nothing huge
but all Earth-directed,
right from the central part of the sun, directly Earth-facing.
Within the last 12 hours,
they probably all lived a coronal mass ejection into this sky,
and they're probably all inbound at this point.
NASA and NOAA have not modeled these yet, of course.
It's been, well, they're vacationing, as usual.
And this is a serious situation, as usual.
If y'all thought the M4 hit hard,
which it did hit the proton index hard,
when you see how these four
in a row directly Earth-basing put us into a solar storm,
a proton solar storm, not a geomagnetic storm, a solar storm.
hang on guys because we're headed
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