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FXXX12 KWNP 071231
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:Product: Forecast Discussion
:Issued: 2025 Nov 07 1230 UTC
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Solar Activity

.24 hr Summary...
Solar activity again reached moderate levels due to an M1.7/1N flare at
07/0716 UTC from Region 4274 (N24E22, Ekc/beta-gamma-delta).
Accompanying the flare were Type II (est 1169 km/s) and Type IV radio
sweeps, and a very faint, asymmetric halo CME first noted in LASCO C2
imagery at ~07/0724 UTC. This region remains the most complex region on
the visible disk and was responsible for the majority of the flare
activity during the period. This included a C8.7/Sf flare at 07/0919
UTC, as well as multiple low- to mid-level C-class flares. Other notable
flare producing regions were Regions 4272 (N22E05, Hsx/alpha) and 4276
(S17E59, Dai/beta-gamma). Region 4276 produced a C9.3 flare at 06/2002
UTC, the second largest flare of the period, while Region 4272 added a
C5.7/Sf flare at 06/1825 UTC.

Analysis is underway to determine if the CME associated with the M1.7
flare has an Earth-directed component.

.Forecast...
Solar activity is expected to remain at moderate to high levels (R1/R2 -
Minor-Moderate), with a chance for isolated X-class (R3-Strong) flares,
on 07-09 Nov as the regions in the eastern hemisphere remain active and
magnetically complex.

Energetic Particle

.24 hr Summary...
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux at geostationary orbit was at
normal to moderate levels. The greater than 10 MeV proton flux remains
at background levels.

.Forecast...
The greater than 2 MeV electron flux is expected to be at normal to
moderate levels on 07-08 Nov, likely reaching high levels on 09 Nov
following an increase in solar winds associated with the CME/CH HSS.

Due to the complexity and history of Region 4274, there remains a slight
chance of an S1 (Minor) radiation storm.

Solar Wind

.24 hr Summary...
Solar wind parameters reflected the likely combined arrival of the 03
Nov CMEs and the co-rotating interacting region (CIR) ahead of the
negative polarity CH HSS. A subsequent enhancement around 07/0445 UTC
was likely the arrival of an additional CME, further enhancing the solar
wind environment.

The total field averaged near 10 nT, but increased late in the period,
reaching a peak near 17 nT. Bz fluctuated between +/-10 nT through
07/0445 UTC when it observed southward deviations to -16 nT. Solar winds
began the period around 540 km/s before subsequent enhancements pushed
them to reach over 850 km/s by ~07/1030 UTC. Phi was predominantly in a
negative orientation.

.Forecast...
Solar wind parameters are expected to remain enhanced on 07 Nov due to
the likely arrival of the first 05 Nov full halo CME combined with CH
HSS influence. A second CME from 05 Nov is expected to arrive on 08 Nov,
further enhancing solar wind parameters. By late on 09 Nov, conditions
are likely to begin tapering off, barring any additional CME activity.

Geospace

.24 hr Summary...
The geomagnetic field began the period at quiet levels before increasing
steadily throughout the period, reaching G1 (Minor) storm levels from
the combined effects of the aforementioned CME, CIR, and CH HSS.

.Forecast...
G3 (Strong) storming levels remain possible on 07 Nov as influence from
the likely arrival of the 05 Nov full halo CME combine with the CH HSS.
G2 conditions are likely with the arrival of the second CME late on 08
Nov. Barring any additional CME activity, unsettled to active conditions
are likely to prevail on 09 Nov.