Aurora Highlights from the G3 Solar Storm & A Fast Wind Watch | Solar Storm Forecast 13 August 2023

[@richlevenson6605]

Like the old song lyrics, "Shoo Fly Pie and Apple Pan Dowdy," I can't get enough of that wonderful stuff - Must be talking about Tamitha Skov. Another great presentation - Thanks as always and be well.

[@walteredwards544]

Thank you. Now's the time to take my QRP radio outside and give it a good working out.👍🏾✔️😉😎🙏🏾💯🙋🏾

[@richardhendrix7894]

Never heard of that kind of watch before , Thank you for the heads up.

[@steveplenty8365]

The first true lady of space weather thank you for what you do ❤❤❤

[@TamithaSkov]

Aww! Thanks for making my day.

[@steveplenty8365]

@@TamithaSkov You do so much and such an important job you deserve it 🥰

[@jeev4divine]

Dr Skov thank you and the contributing photographers for the amazing aurora images!! Good to see that the Xflares from 3386, 3387 have rotated to West limb of Sun, giving some respite. I am fortunate to be subscribed to your channel with notifications. Thank you and team for your works and sharing those findings!

[@TamithaSkov]

Thanks for this! I am a one-woman team so your comments are most appreciated!

[@jeev4divine]

@@TamithaSkov my stars!, a solo-act of one woman! Amazing over-achiever!! (I call it ovarian fortitude for myself, haaaa) Thanks again Dr Skov for keeping solar space weather accessible and concise!!

[@TamithaSkov]

@@jeev4divine LMAO. "Ovarian fortitude." An instantly classic line I may have to borrow from you!

[@jeev4divine]

@@TamithaSkov ✅ Own it Dr Skov, go ahead!! 💃🌞

[@lifesahobby]

The sun is so active compared to 2008 . I like how you mention the sun effects the future of the world .

[@haveapleasantday]

Beautiful Aurora photography. Wish i could see such beautiful sky colors in the Florida Panhandle. That would be awesome cool to see in person 🥰

[@Tomffoolery]

This is so fascinating to me. The Sun is gorgeous.

[@Loom-works]

Love the new opening graphics! ❤️

[@aw7425]

Thank you Dr T, fascinating info as always

[@ninaverenac7266]

Excellent as always, educative and informative. Beautiful images of both Auroras, Borealis and Australis. Thank you Dr. Skov.

[@TamithaSkov]

You're so welcome!

[@martinelmes6742]

Thank you! Loved the format and graphics. Most important is your interpretation of what’s taking place and how it will affect us, and where. Great information wonderful job!

[@gregwilkin6565]

Thank you for the update. :)

[@JupiterRising3607]

Fantastic as always, thank you Tamitha. 🙏🏼💞🌏🇦🇺

[@larrysernyk6154]

Dr Skov, really looking forward to your online course at Millersville University which starts this month!!!

[@TamithaSkov]

Look for an email coming from me to your new MU email address sometime this week as an introduction to the class!

[@morpher44]

3:00 "re: the went clear up to the ka band". Geez. Look at that spike!!! Amazing.

[@ZoomedOut2020]

Coupled with Ben’s daily update, I feel as though I have a more complete view of the current earth/ sun relationship. Thanks to the folks at Millersville U…❤❤

[@MrjjSmzjajax]

Ikr! Love it ❤

[@colinmartin1522]

6.1k veiws and only 778 likes what is that all about, oh no back to the 140 region again atleast the stable time between the highs and lows is extending and thank you for showing geochron it is a wonderful tool. Thank you as always Tamitha ❤✨

[@metalhalokj7vzy164]

Thank you Dr. Tamitha Skov😎

[@Rod_2E0RLR]

Looks like this Solar Cycle will be OK !

[@bpsitrep]

Thank you for the awesome information.

[@davidsheffield3551]

good sunday morning.!!

[@Greg-et2dp]

Dr Tamitha skov your utube videos are awesome 😅🎉😊

[@michellesturgill5622]

Ohio too❤

[@TamithaSkov]

Really? I missed seeing reports from there. It doesnt surprise me though, at all! Did you see aurora yourself?

[@texasflashcoveinstaller4317]

The weather on Earth is indeed influenced by our star, the Sun. The Sun's energy drives Earth's weather patterns, and this interaction has a significant impact on shaping the future of our planet. Here's how: 1. Solar Radiation: The Sun emits energy in the form of solar radiation, including heat and light. This energy is crucial for maintaining Earth's temperature and climate. The amount of solar radiation that reaches Earth's surface affects weather patterns, such as temperature variations, wind patterns, and atmospheric pressure systems. 2.Solar Wind: The Sun also releases a constant stream of charged particles called the solar wind. Earth's magnetic field protects us from the majority of these particles, but some interact with our planet's magnetosphere. These interactions can create phenomena like the Northern and Southern Lights (auroras) and influence the behavior of Earth's upper atmosphere. 3. Climate Change: Long-term changes in solar activity can impact Earth's climate. While the Sun's energy output remains relatively stable, variations in solar radiation and the intensity of solar storms can affect Earth's climate over extended periods. Scientists study these variations to better understand natural climate change and distinguish them from human-induced climate change. 4. Space Weather: The Sun also produces space weather events, such as solar flares and coronal mass ejections. These energetic outbursts can release massive amounts of charged particles and electromagnetic radiation into space. When these particles interact with Earth's magnetic field, they can disrupt satellite communications, power grids, and other technological systems. Understanding space weather is essential for protecting our technology-dependent society. By studying the Sun's influence on Earth's weather and climate, scientists can better predict future climate patterns, track solar activity, and develop strategies to mitigate potential risks. It's an exciting field of research that helps us understand how our star shapes the future of our planet.

[@morgan-5171]

I seen what might be called a sun dog today, myself I don't believe it as I believe it to be something else 😉 posted pics.

[@valerianthemackiii5896]

⭐️*⭐️*⭐️*⭐️*⭐️

[@Greg-et2dp]

Dr.Tamitha stov I am going to san Diego CALIFORNIA in October 2023 19-23 for five days with my cousin and his wife we are flying there 🎉😅

[@fredblogsmac.5697]

world temps have jumped by 2, tenth in July possibly helped by our very active sun, so a mild winter for the northern hemisphere this winter I hope, this may be the end of the Grand Solar Minimum scare stories.

[@Jayapullani]

This has been the coolest July ever in the UK, into August a few mornings using electric blanket. I hope the winter will be warmer than last year.

[@Greg-et2dp]

Dr.Tamitha stov my hobbies are painting pictures 🖼 and listening to shortwave and ssb and iam thinking about getting my ham license 🎉

[@morpher44]

2:55 Is there any correlation between the fires in Hawaii and the CME impact on Earth -- both on Aug 8th? Typically, with a CME impact, you can work out the exact location and time that it hits Earth. There were certainly communication problems.

[@imnotmelvin3]

I know you have access to meteor activities as the Erath passes through those locations or belts. Can you add a segment covering the hot potatos 🥔 falling and best possible viewing locations. Thanks for your work 💪

[@costaverde5945]

Auroras en Spain, Tambien hemos tenido visita del ICON en Toledo h Madrid

[@jungleghostsurvival]

Whats your thoughts on the weather at maui .

[@terrific804]

Any thoughts on micronova?

[@morgan-5171]

The new normal.. The star 🌟 Gates opened and gaia is about to change. 💯

[@TamithaSkov]

No worries. This will be a new normal for another five years and then things will go quiet again for about three before the Sun wakes up again. As far as solar activity goes, the 1940s-1990s had it much worse than we do.

[@sc2543]

I disagree the 1940's-1990's we're much better at creating reliable, more predictable seasons ; more solar activity equals better more perdicatable terrestrial weather, aka season's on the ground & I imagine better Aurora too boot 🌌 🌎⚡️☀️🙌🌙🌏

[@tomwery5155]

🦉

[@VE6XTC]

How nice sss that space weather is calm not. I just bought a new shortwave radio. it should be fun to test it now that the noise level is down.

[@cynthialouiseshah4080]

But it still is lagging with the phones, computers and internet

[@patrickbowers8359]

Suspicious 0bserver is a scam artist

[@robertmarmaduke9721]

Dutch Sense has a better earthquake prediction record than the Government Scienter Overlords; who are too busy at NA$A Institute of AstroBiology studying the ontology of Space Alien civilizations on Klatoo17.

[@starrywisdom]

You really have a great show. I believe these storms are having an effect on this vertigo condition I have. Past week has been rough.

[@Coogi622]

Thanks for the report! Where I live, there are no grocery stores open during non-sun hours. I'm severely allergic to the sun. The sun is killing me. I live in the boonies so it's a long drive once a month for groceries and there's no one to go for me. I can only go out safely at night. Loved the meteor shower last night, I counted 14 in an hour!

[@mjparks4889]

Another beautiful video. Thanks to everyone who sent Dr. Tamitha pictures of Aurora. LOVE to see them.

[@jungleghostsurvival]

Great AURORAS

[@WildAlchemicalSpirit]

It's wonderful to see how this channel has been growing and all the awesome work you're doing. So happy to be a part of this space weather community! ☀️💕

[@fredwood1490]

I'm noticing that most of the Sun's activity is from the "Tropic of Cancer to the Tropic of Capricorn", (I don't know what those regions on the Sun are called). Why are there few if any around the poles? Is the Sun's rapid rotation the reason, the centrifugal motion shaping the magnetic lines and causing the interference?

[@TheAajaya999]

You know I'm excited about the solar/earth activities that's a picking up, I say bring it on

[@georgerichaud987]

🌹🌹 thanks for the update 🌹🌹

[@jungleghostsurvival]

Can you do Asteriod updates like location on Asteriod APOPHIS!!!!

[@TamithaSkov]

Let me think about it. This adds more complexity to an already overflowing forecast. If I can find a way to do it concisely or fold it into an existing segment, I will try.

[@jungleghostsurvival]

Ok thank you your the Best!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!@@TamithaSkov

[@theophanismastakas9325]

Nice to hear this forecast is sponsored in part by CWops ! Great info as always.

[@Henrikbuitenhuis]

Thanks so much for the video and info Tamitha Skov.

[@davidweston8767]

Thank you Dr. Skov for the graphics, remarkable! I saw the aurora while walking across the Mackinaw bridge long ago but these are amazing! 😉🌞

[@Steve_The_Ignorant_Astronomer]

Dr. Tamitha , I seen you take images of aurora , do you also take images of the sun. I have started imaging with me Quark filter and love making videos of flairs , proms and filaments , love to watch the sun and planets in motion ... I do not have twitter or X whatever they call it . But if you would like to see some I would like to get it to you ... Steve

[@jungerE0]

Why no one talks about the impact the solar activity has on our health? Thank you

[@MaryBrownForFreedom]

I heard that flare on the 7th! On 2 meters!!! My antennas were pointed more or less right at the sun when it happened. S9+20 noise!

[@TamithaSkov]

Yes, exactly. Those bursts were broadband way up into the GHz range. You literally heard the Sun "screaming." Even direct radio communications can be affected if the Sun is in the line of sight of your antenna's reception or transmission vector. Nice catch, actually!

[@MaryBrownForFreedom]

@@TamithaSkov have heard a couple... I have above average antenna gain at 21db plus a mast mounted preamp.

[@darthstarone3532]

💪😎🎸 KILLA 🎸👻

[@REKlaus]

I have heard several amateur radio operators comment how poor propagation has been considering how good it should be at this point in the solar cycle and how good the solar flux has been. I too have noticed the signals being weaker and fewer than a a year ago.

[@TamithaSkov]

Yes, sadly, the poor propagation is due to more frequent solar flares and solar storms as we move towards solar maximum. It takes more than just high solar flux to create good propagation. However, knowing when to favor the dayside (during solar storms) or the nightside (during solar flares) is half the battle.

[@wozzie1492]

Just saying, that's Queenstown New Zealand.

[@TamithaSkov]

Oh poop. Did I mess up a photo credit?

[@hamradioonthego]

Your graphics has improved greatly and with your expert space weather forecasts and explanation makes this an excellent presentation.

[@HollyLewallen-Smith]

Thank you Dr. Tamitha Skov for educating us all on Space Weather. ❤️🌎🌏🌍. Love ❤. Shared ❤. Saved on KZbin ❤️.

[@largefamilyreviews9]

could a solar storm have caused so many fires outside Hawaii before the winds came?

[@ejonesss]

why should the experts worry about what is happening on the back of the sun? they should be worried about what is happening on the front of the sun as it will impact earth. however maybe know what is happening on the back can allow forcasting when it comes to the front.

[@tiffanyhouze1886]

So what's the update for today I just got an alert for a possible xclass today

[@vne5195]

Does variation in solar weather have any potential for effecting temperatures on earth?

[@rudylovato2759]

Why was stereo A moved?

[@kb6lcw99]

❤😊

[@Neobert5240]

Radiation storm,,hmm sounds so ominous 😂😂😂I prefer galctic download lol...squishing soooo much information,,I think I had a headache from it....❤❤❤love n light amen .😂❤❤❤stay positive 😊

[@ninaverenac7266]

What are you...12? This channel might hurt your brain, careful.