They look pretty mad sitting cramped in a small pot. Probably not as mad as the ones that I couldn't fit through the door, though.
3.75" on my deck railing right now.
Running out of juice... Bt has dropped all the way down to 7.
Shortest event ever? Even the ultra-high speed CME's from 2003 lasted way longer.
This was like a solar derecho.
Indeed, nice backlit clouds.
Based upon radar/satellite/moon, it seems that might be all we get to see. Pretty frustrating, we finally get the arrival timing and solar wind perfect, and then everything else works against us.
Activity is getting started on the Sebec Lake cam:
http://sebeclake.net/camera_2.html
Typical green arc is slowly brightening and climbing higher. Hopefully a nice substorm erupts.
Yeah.
Down here, I've got that damn storm by Albany which is spewing a nice mass of clouds this way. Not to mention it's already 95% overcast to begin with.
The guy who has insulted the intellect of more people here than anyone else, even attacked Dave, has the balls to suggest he be responded to with more tact, haha.
The only crusade was from you. You have a flimsy understanding of the Kp index and used it to suggest we weren't missing anything when the realtime data made it quite clear that we were. There is literally nothing else to discuss about this.
You are one weird dude. I said we were missing out because the timing was off and we were missing out on what would easily reach G2 or better. Your "explanation" was evaded because the complex mechanics behind the weakness in the auroral oval on the daylight side of the earth, and premature evaluations of the Kp, were both rather irrelevant.