Big Flares, Mini-Storms & A Whole Lot of Eye Candy | Solar Storm Forecast 10 December 2023

[@neal_laugman]

Tamitha - thank you for the update. These reports are fascinating for me in studying the Sun's condition in relation to my Ham Radio usage. All HF frequencies are not born equal! Here in California 40 meters is an important daytime band - at least at this time in the solar cycle. All the lower bands are very sensitive to the Sun's condition.

[@leilaniunger1528]

Thank you Dr. Skov.😊

[@ivanrincon9964]

Thanks Dr.tamitha, amazing information and updates. I love the auroras photos, spectacular. You're so beautiful as usual ❤

[@joplinmike]

I was just telling my gf that we were about due for an update from you. 🤗 I bet you’ve been super busy with all the recent activity. Blessings to you.

[@steveplenty8365]

A true lady, Happy Christmas season ❤❤❤

[@delreal8128]

Good Morning Thanks for Youré Update

[@Zulzander12]

I love this

[@terrywesterskov2480]

Thank you Tamitha! I really enjoyed your report!

[@sweetpollypurebred1139]

Thank you, Dr. Skov 🩷

[@johncheresna]

Thanks.

[@st.charlesstreet9876]

With all this crackling Solar Activity, we definitely need your analysis on such things. Thank You Dr Tamitha !

[@chrissmith7655]

Hi, oh yes eye candy , nice.Thank you from UK.

[@wtutt6810]

👍

[@jbaker6745]

Thankyou so much for these updates ❤

[@lonihollenbeck4654]

You present your passion in such a way that the commoner develops an interest in heavenly bodies, like the sun.

[@antoniolopezzamora7663]

Thanks for the update DR TAMITHA

[@WarpedWorldWeird]

We always appreciate everything that you do 💜💜💜💜💜

[@igs-ee8ks]

Thank you for the update

[@letthesunshineinlaissezent9721]

This is an awesome channel & you’re an awesome teacher! Thank you for your work! Blessed Be! 🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞🌞

[@MaxMountainWorld]

AWESOME Video. Thanks Tamitha

[@cqdx9914]

Thank You for The Great Informative Weather Reports that you Share with US . Amateur Radio Operators like Myself Look Forward to it!! 73, WE8HNT

[@suzycat2026]

! Bam ! Whamo! 😊 Thank you so much for these Solar, space weather reports. Lovee seeing the Aurora Borealis 🙂🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@bicnarok]

fantastic channel

[@KregonsDarkWorld]

Bam the sun is awake!!!

[@matteng2332]

Thank you Dr. Skov, always very informative

[@Ferret488]

Hello, Tabitha. Long time. I am a Net Control Station on the Maritime Marine Service Network on 14.300 MHz. The band became really bad last night. The signal level went to S-9 on my receiver meter. Barely anyone was online. It started around 2 P.M. CST until after midnight.

[@TamithaSkov]

We did have a lot of near M-flares yesterday. That had a lot to do with it, plus afternoon to evening times are pretty bad when it comes to scintillation anyway, due to natural diurnal variations so that just added onto the flare noise. The fact that it lasted until midnight though, that is really crazy. I would have expected the pre and post midnight times to be reasonably calm right now. I will need to go check some data for local disturbances. What geographical region are you in? Knowing a state or city you are near would help me immensely. Thanks for reporting, btw!

[@Ferret488]

Olathe, Kansas

[@brucebissell7626]

AWESOME REPORT DR. TAMI, BUT YOU ARE THE EYE CANDY. THANKS FOR ALL YOUR HARD WORK FOR US HAMS. MUCH LOVE KE7LGD SOUTHWEST UTAH. GOD BLESS, MUCH LOVE. 😇

[@chartphred1]

Thanks Tamitha, awesome work as always. Cheers and Merry Christmas from Perth.

[@Joepipsquiggle]

PLEASE relax... calm down

[@aw7425]

Thank you Dr. T

[@0tt0z]

A great video! Thank you for your coverage of the sun! All the best to you and your family.

[@krmiller53y]

About time we get a decent (space) weather forecast. Thanks.

[@metalhalokj7vzy164]

Thank you Dr. Tamitha Skov😎

[@greegearl1542]

I love your new graphs.

[@colin_martin952]

Many thanks Tamitha excellent episode and really nice to see the pictures make a appearance again, i can only hope that the like to veiw ratio gets a bit better as the amount of work you put into your videos surely warrants a click of that button. Stay well ❤✨

[@mjparks4889]

Awesomely informative video again. Thank you to everyone who sent in their aurora photos. Thoroughly enjoyed. Thank you Dr. Tamitha as always, keep bringing the Bangs and Whooshes to us. 😁🤘🤘❤️

[@stevebillo1723]

Dr. Tami your wonderful ,we all need you to keep helping us thank you so much we all love you our friend in space 🚀

[@markmcarthy596]

Oh good-someone more tolerable than Ben with intelligent solar observations. New sub

[@davidsheffield3551]

hi tamitha, thanks be well.

[@tiamattbuckallew9633]

Thank you Tabitha!! I greatly appreciate your time and ypur knowledge. I wanted tp wish uyou and your family a MERRY CHRISTMAS from tami b in missoula,mt usa

[@Shriroopa]

A true worrier ❤

[@frankifranky8768]

Sincerely thanks for this great forecast.

[@yardleybottles6025]

Thank you Dr. Skov I rely on your reports for understanding solar conditions. Tim N3YQV

[@EmilNicolaiePerhinschi]

In 1859 the aurora was seen in Bucharest at 45 degrees of latitude ... when I read that first I thought the Englishman reporting it was hallucinating because he was homesick, then I found out about the Carrington Event.

[@warrenglover]

Hang on tight till new year.. thanks

[@JakeStehliChaser]

Thanks for sharing my quick video. It was the longest and brightest sustained reds to the eye I had experienced. A great example of when the oval pushes south into the deeper atmosphere of the mid is how the Reds start to dominate. They were visible well into dawn and could even still pick them up on camera just 30 minutes before sunrise!

[@starobservers9862]

Hello Tam! Excellent job and thank you for keeping us up to date!

[@king5amwich]

Aurora was captured on camera from queensland in australia! So a very strong display

[@mysatin9eyes]

🌅👁🎀👁🍬4am indigo ⛰️ 🎽

[@haveapleasantday]

Yupp i was thinking of the sun for at least tha last hour or so and you say about more next week as im watching. I love it. Thanks for sharing this with us 😀

[@Abeer-Essa]

I appreciate you

[@nancyvaughn4303]

Your information is so clear and concise. I've learned so much watching your videos. Thanks!

[@Joepipsquiggle]

please Calm down... Everything can't be so exciting

[@VE6XTC]

What an interesting forecast! Though it messes with radio reception, it's wonderful to see the sun so rambunctious. It should make for interesting shortwave listening. I'm sure we all agree that the active sun is more interesting than a sleeping sun. I also wondered why shortwave reception would crater some days. Thanks to our wonderful professor, I now know about shortwave blackouts and their severity.

[@johngrundowski3632]

Quite complicated scenes~ thanks🎆

[@dalegowling2732]

It's fairly common to see aurora in Scotland (glendale aurora app) even north east where im from, Norfolk in S.E UK not so much. Just our weather that spoils most displays. Thanks for the updates

[@lindaingram2213]

Thank you Dr.Tamitha Skov!!! Appreciate all you do to keep us informed!!! So thankful Wages turned me on to your channel!!! Blessings to you and your family!!!

[@mandireanne]

Thursday the x2.8 solar flare erupted! I was gonna fly home Wednesday but didn’t. Glad I didn’t rush home to my kids Thursday. 🙏 Can’t wait for your next video after that large flare

[@jamesbarry1673]

Wow this is very interesting

[@mandireanne]

Thank you for including high risk passengers in your radiation report. I’m going to fly back home from Oregon to Hawaii

[@jorgelopezcanales4347]

Hola Tamitha ! gusto en saludarte !! ..habrás observado el eclipse de Betelgeuse ?..para que nos platiques de tu experiencia !!..yo trate de mirarlo pero no se podía por las nubes y el frio !!!

[@maieldmik5233]

G'day from NZ 🇳🇿. Just wondering how long it took for the sun's actions to make it to earth?a day or so or less? Great channel. Good to see old RA getting it's deserved attention.🙏🌞🌏

[@Mijail23]

Been having head pressure, anxiety , insomnia, ringing in ears

[@haveapleasantday]

Absolutely i believe it true that events are going to ramp up by continuing non stop activities upon the beautiful home star we call our Sun. Im still looking forward to the Aurora being as bright and colorful in the Florida Panhandle soon enough.. i can just imagine how Amazingly beautiful the viewbis going to be as it shines across the sky over thae Teal clear colors of the water of Gulf of Mexico. 😊 Patiently waiting for this beautiful once in a lifetime scene. My camera is ready .☺️

[@whereswendy8544]

Auroras as just fascinating! Do they get more intense during Grand Solar peaks?

[@TamithaSkov]

Do you mean solar maximum peaks? Yes, they do, but tht is not the only time! We also get quite a few big storms during the declining phase of the cycle too. A lot of activity is in store for us over the next few years!

[@xro5841]

Damn it, I wanted to see the Filament at 2:40 erupt. Cleared out a large portion of the corona when it went.

[@kb6lcw99]

❤😊❤😊

[@wildmanofthenorth1598]

Good show ,it sounded a bit like a horse race ,during the solar flares,it did😂

[@PopeyeKF4LBG]

It's the , woosh, pow and bangs that do it for me! Bam! 😂😂😂 Thank you!

[@SeeTheWholeTruth]

8 Aurora in a year. But they still cant discuss the weakness of our shield. Drives me nuts that mainstream look at people trying to tell them what is a very real potential as complete nutters.

[@TamithaSkov]

What are you talking about? I discuss the dipole component of the Earth's magnetic field changing nearly every time I do a live Q&A. Ive discussed it in depth, in fact, including how aurora around the world is going to change. I also look for reports of equatorial aurora near the SAA for this very reason. I just dont doom and gloom things because it isnt necessary.

[@californiakayaker]

We seemed to have a solar flare 24 hours ago , it would have been Saturday Pacific LAX evening ? As a ham radio operator I checked and it was reported. 80 meters was terrible. I know you are paying attention to the Ham Radio audience, I really appreciate that, and I am wondering, how does a flare affect NVIS ? On 80 meters for instance ? I wouldn't think it would affect ground wave radiation, or would it ?

[@michaelayliffe7238]

Even Adelaide Australia had arrora photos in the mediq.

[@Kristen11114]

No updates on the CME from yesterday?

[@CartoClips]

Is the big coronal hole indicative of lower solar activity ? I saw some dubious science type stuff about cooling from it.

[@MikeCharleston]

You are handling self very well under circumstances iwill do better or do you have any ideas 😀

[@Fish-ub3wn]

shared :)

[@greegearl1542]

Thank you for just giving the data and not trying to start a cult.

[@terryguthrieguthrie7286]

Deauchs.. so much better 😂

[@krazyspaas]

Another person is connecting auroras with earthquake activity about 3 days later. He's getting quieted, because we don't know how to track earthquakes and he shows that many of them are connected in a few ways that don't look good for the energy sector.

[@thomasgoodwin2648]

I can give some 1st hand account of how our star impacts me personally. Dusk n dawn (or during daylight solar storms) my wireless mouse gets really dodgy. At least I understand the source of my frustrations. Thanks! 🖖🎅👍

[@jay1bad4u]

If I wasn't married I wanna marry My space weather lady...!!!

[@lljjay2602]

That wind is due to hit Maine here in the next several hours.

[@DZGenesiszero]

Its a no wonder cell reception has been wonky.

[@terryguthrieguthrie7286]

Suspicious Observer. Ben has been doing this and Earthquakes for over 30 years..

[@biancaleclerc4103]

Did anyone of you noticed this flying objet flying near the Sun on the 9th of December at about 17:24. You can see it flying on the left and upper side of the Sun. Looked like a drill with a very very long tail. What was that ? The KZbinr « Daily Event Worldwide » noticed it in his video yesterday.

[@capsicina17]

Well met Doctor, I wanted to know if the latest Northern Lights can be traced back to anomalies in the Van Allen belts and the Earth's magnetic field, thank you. Good work.

[@deemisquadis9437]

Even though they aren't earth directed, they do hit us with the radiation.

[@adrianaadnan9958]

Why don't we have this in the news like after weather forecast? We should have sun activities.

[@williammyers-ka8gim978]

Thanks Dr. Skov. As a Amateur Radio operator, I really appreciate this information!

[@livinglifetothefullest22]

Who sponsors this university??😏😏😏😏

[@dKing46]

I’m beginning to believe that Dutchsinse is correct about sun flares and earthquakes

[@tomwery5155]

🦉😊

[@robertfitch310]

With our weakening magnetosphere, I submit that all this solar activity, even though not earth directed, would have an impact humans physiologically, our planets biosphere and perhaps our entire solar system in some way.⛰🌲👨‍🌾🇺🇸🙏

[@mandireanne]

Hmm I’m a high risk passenger needing to fly home to my kids in Hawaii. Curious as to what you think of flying with weakedn magnetosphere?

[@robertfitch310]

@@mandireanne I think…layman’s opinion…that only frequent flyers need to be cautious, although there are people like myself that are sensitive to all this Solar activity and spikes in the Schumann Resonance.

[@blackchallis]

Dont even know why im watching sun weather, dont even live there

[@davidrandell2224]

“The Final Theory: Rethinking Our Scientific Legacy “, Mark McCutcheon for proper physics. Still, quite interesting.

[@chethoward455]

What's wrong with Ben Carson?

[@PaulaHawk99]

Hmmm.

[@trustin.p9504]

It has not been a good week for shortwave listening.....

[@matthewkashnig3061]

R2 😂. Another one

[@jessiesadiku557]

According to NASA, the solar storm has been canceled

[@morgan-5171]

Coming in at comment number 77 The gate is open again 🌞.. Let me show you what has been going on in the sky's above our heads northland New Zealand yesterday.. 💯 #Morgan5171

[@bellytripper-nh8ox]

**MOVE ALONG, FOLKS. NOTHING TO SEE HERE!!**