Space Weather
A small eruption from AR4403 at 22h20 UT 01 March caused this small flare and CME. An even smaller eruption from AR4407 to the east is also visible in this video from NASA/SDO AIA304. Neither flare exceeded C5.8.
A type II radio emission was detected, confirming a CME that went northwards.
Meanwhile at Earth, we're still in the ragged edge of the previous CME which started affecting us yesterday. Geomagnetic conditions have fluctuated overnight with brief G1-G2 conditions being observed. Minor aurora was observed at higher latitudes. Further storming is possible today. A G1 watch continues for today and tomorrow.





