Another M - Class Solar Flare Earth Facing August 7th 2025!

James Kaufman will news report today, August 7th, 2025. God bless you and yours, no matter where you are in the world. Please subscribe, give us a thumbs up, ring that bell for critical future updates. Ladies and gentlemen, we've had another M-Class Solar Flare pop off. It looks to be generated from our old friend 4168. Sunspot group AR4168, which is still a Delta-class sunspot group. So I get peaked right at 230, 245 UTC time, which is going to be right before 10 p.m. Central Time here in the U.S. Now, this has just occurred. I believe it's close to an M2.25. This is SpaceWeatherLive.com. They have it coming in as an M2.22, not yet assigned to a sunspot group, but I think that y'all will agree with me when we say it came from AR4168's sunspot group. We still currently still have a 10% chance of having an X-class solar flare, a 55% chance of having an M-class solar flare, I'd like to say towards the end of the day here at peaking at 1702 we had an M1 which is barely breaking into that M-class solar flare and since then we've had the M2.22 or 2.25 so that ship has sailed. We are maintaining a C baseline again. It's been a day or two since we've seen any bees so We've got a hot star on our hands currently, and 4168, or sunspot group 4168, has not disappointed. Over to HMI Intensigram, we've got a couple of more complex sunspot groups. AR-4167 is just about midway around the far limb, but it's become a beta gamut sunspot group. We're at 4-1-7-0. Still has a possibility to be geoeffective towards Earth as that's where our geomagnetic connection is to our Sun. That's 4170, also again a Beta Gamma sunspot. See that's orange. We have 4168, the one that's been giving us so much havoc, and all of a sudden we have 4172, also a Beta Gamma sunspot group. We also have four simple sunspots, 4161, 4173, 4165, 4169, and 4171. Any of them could be more complex, or could become more complex at any moment, and several of them look like they want to. Over it goes to solar ultraviolet image 195 angstroms. Let's see that our old friend 4196. Has popped off that M flare and is responsible for the M2.2, 2.2, 2, 2.25 solar flare. It's hard to say if a coronal mass ejection was lifted from our sun, although I do see an arc of plasma. We also see several complex sunspots coming around. The bend here, and we just about have a coronal hole earth-facing, so we're looking for that one-two punch in or around the eighth and ninth from the solar flare that we had yesterday, and the CME associated with that, and solar winds from this coronal hole. All right, over to our D-region absorption prediction center. We had the peak of that last solar flare look like it occurred about 2.32 UTC time, which really would have been just after 9.30 here, centrally here in the U.S., and that happened right over New Zealand, Papua New Guinea, we'll say the Philippines and Japan and parts of Indonesia and even China. And that's going to about do us. It wasn't a huge implosion. It may or may not have lifted a coronal ejection, but it's one for the history books. And finally, whatever happened with GOES on the first continues to happen day after day. This is our GOES-19 Core 1, and it lights up. You can see the big coronal ejection, but I just don't know. Well, with the huge flashes at the end there are, there is no telling. Before they were showing the same picture, it was on the 1st, but obviously this is not the 1st any longer. We're looking at August 6th, yet we're seeing just about the same situation. I'm sure that there is some sort of explanation for this. I just wish someone would let me in on it. That said, God bless. Please share and subscribe. And always remember, anything's possible in Bizarro World. God bless.