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The first thing that jumped out at me today was the Solar Flare probability chart.
Solarsoft is giving us three of these pictures today, what do you see?
I plotted the latest solar flares, which are all c-class so easy to compare. Then I created a second chart for each active region and turned it into a scatter chart. Do you like it?
Both 3107 and 3110 have ejected C6+ flares but 3102,
has only spit a small C1.7 as it goes around the corner.
According to the data, there is a very good chance we could see larger flares from these spots.
We have such a breathtaking view of the sun.
You can see here the moment that the plasma was ejected here on Sept 23rd 2022.
There is a nice blue CME you can see at these timestamps.
If we get some larger flares you might see some auroras overhead.
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