Large Sunspots About to Head to the Backside
Some very large Sunspots on the bottom right edge of the Sun which are nearing the backside. Apparently they let off a Coronal Mass Ejection, so there may be some G2 class geomagnetic storms today.
3:36pm to 3:48pm, Saturday March 23, 2019, NE Ohio, 47°F (8°C), Sun in the SW Sky
~Jayling
(Ohio is in the Eastern Time Zone)
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