Another Large Solar Flare And CME Inbound February 7th 2025!

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February 7th 2025!
Another Large Solar Flare And CME Inbound February 7th 2025!
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James Kaufman, World News Report, today, February 7th, 2025.
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Well, just yesterday, we had a M7.67, I believe.
Since then, we've had another four M-Flares.
Sunspot Group AR3981's been brutal, brutal.
I think we matched another 7.6, 7, maybe 7 or 8 flare.
We don't have information.
It just occurred.
We had two strong M-flares going into that event.
Again, from that same sunspot group, 3981,
which is now a Delta-class sunspot group.
The most dangerous class sunspot groups, well, that we know about.
So, the 7.69 is actually from yesterday.
Still not registered, guys.
Again, we're getting it.
Cutting edge to you guys.
Looks like maybe a little stronger.
Looking for a 7.7, perhaps.
Probably from Sunspot Group AR3981 as well.
So, our star is lighting up.
Hopefully, we'll be able to see how strong of a solar flare this was.
I believe the first solar flare we had today
had an associated coronal mass ejection lifted off the solar surface.
We'll see if both of them do.
I'm expecting an impact tomorrow from something
that happened earlier in the week.
Currently, we have a 25% chance of having an X-class solar flare.
An 80% chance of having another M-class solar event.
And we've been running a C-baseline for a long time.
It's a 3981.
Wow.
Over SDO HMI magnetogram.
Looks like we've got one delta-class sunspot group on our sun.
Earth-facing, of course.
And, of course, it's 3981 you see here in red.
Looks like we've got a beta gamma 3978 here,
and then we have, let's see, 4, 8, so altogether
10 sunspot groups, earth-facing, 8 of them being simple sunspot groups.
Jumping over to GOES, solar ultraviolet imager,
we get to actually see the event right here,
quite visible there, coronal hole directly earth-facing.
Very active sunspot, and all those sunspots are very active currently.
We have some other ones coming around
the limb that look just as active.
Now, this is the event we're seeing here
on our D-Region Absorption Prediction Center.
I'm guessing somewhere around 7.8.
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