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2012-05-18 00:36 UTC  Event in Decline

The Solar Radiation Storm is winding down as Region 1476 disappears around west limb. Just a glancing blow is anticipated from yesterday's CME, that expected to possibly bring G1 (Minor) Geomagnetic Storm conditions for short periods on May 18. Any updates will appear in this space.


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