Solar activity has been relatively low over the past two weeks with not much in the way of sunspot activity, but scientists at NASA's Solar Dynamics Observatory are monitoring a new group of sunspots emerging over the sun's southeastern limb today.
Over the next few days as this group of sunspots turns toward Earth, scientists will get a better idea on their potential for solar flares in the near future. A clearer view of their magnetic architecture will allow the folks at NASA to make better assessments. In the meantime, forecasters have increased the chance of an M-class eruption to 10% over the next day. This activity could increase significantly into next week.
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Over the next few days as this group of sunspots turns toward Earth, scientists will get a better idea on their potential for solar flares in the near future. A clearer view of their magnetic architecture will allow the folks at NASA to make better assessments. In the meantime, forecasters have increased the chance of an M-class eruption to 10% over the next day. This activity could increase significantly into next week.
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