Forecast Notes vom STD

[Bernhard Dorner]

LAST UPDATE: 26 SEPTEMBER 2001, 02:05 UTC (10:05 pm EDT 25 September):

Impact of the anticipated X2.6 solar flare associated coronal mass ejection
occurred near 20:25 UTC on 25 September. Thus far, the disturbance has been
less impressive than predictions suggested would occur. Periods of strong
auroral storming occurred in extreme northern European regions (Sweden and
Finland) late in the UTC day. Additional substorming of moderate intensity
has been occurring since then throughout much of the midnight sector of the
auroral oval.

Solar wind conditions have been chaotic and suggest the Earth has been
spending most of the time passing through the flanking regions of the
disturbance. Auroral activity will probably fail to attain predicted
intensities. However, respectably strong periods of middle latitude
substorming could still provide opportunities to observe substantial auroral
activity from many middle latitude regions.

[Lutz Schenk]

Sowas iin der Richtung könnte jeder hier loslassen.

Könnte, könnte, könnte ... wenn dies und das...

Na ja, nix für ungut. Die Jungs machen ja sonst einen guten Job.

Gruß Lutz