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Several #solarstorms are coming along with more fast solar wind this week. The first storm could hit late today March 23 or early March 24. The second could graze Earth late March 25. Fast wind to follow. I will have a forecast out shortly that goes into these events...

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Thank you, Dr. Skov.

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At $0.27/W, the #lowest priced solar panel in Amazon US is FutureSolar as per comparemarketplaces . com #amazon #solar #panel #ad

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@Vincent_Ledvina Red blouse?

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So, is our hopes for a G3 over?

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Yes. It was an extremely optimistic forecast that did not reflect the observations imo.

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Who could calm the sun at this stage ?

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Gracias por la información de XE2YW en DL82rs

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Dr. Skov, how reliable do you think the NOAA forecast is, one week out? Our time in Fairbanks is 3/31-4/2. Is this a reason to consider extending a few days?

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