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'Mega flare' Comes out of Nowhere
2005 09 07

By Mitch Battros | ECTV

Just moments ago, one of the largest solar flares ever recorded has occurred. It measures somewhere between an X-15 to X-20. This comes on the heels of last night’s M-Class flare which originated from sunspot region 789. It just so happens this sunspot region is still just off the eastern limb and has not rotated to the front (Earth facing) side of the Sun.

This is a MAJOR event. It will be on all news reports within hours…but you are the first to know.

I just got off the phone with Larry Combs who is the lead weather forecaster for the NASA/NOAA Space Weather Center. It sounded like a ‘war room’. He had to hang up and will get back to me when things settle down.

I will be on the local ABC affiliate tonight giving the report as updated…..

Stay tuned for ongoing updates. Check the ECTV site every hour for more information.

X-15 Flare: http://www.n3kl.org/sun/images/noaa_xrays.gif?

Extreme Weather Watch:

Watch for extreme weather to occur within the next 48 to 72 hours. This most likely will take the form of straight-line winds, micro-burst, wind shears, and tornadoes. It is also likely to “feed” the current tropical storms and could very well escalate them to hurricanes. (see equation)

Equation:

Sunspots => Solar Flares => Magnetic Field Shift => Shifting Ocean and Jet Stream Currents => Extreme Weather and Human Disruption (mitch battros)

Article from: ECTV - Newsletter



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