[ips-sf] IPS Summary Forecast for 17 June - issued 2335UT/16-Jun-2013

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Weak C class solar flares have been occurring at a rate of about 1 per
day during the previous 3 days. There were six B class solar flares
during June 16. The group of sunspots in the south east quadrant of
the solar disk (AR 1769 to 1775) will continue to be a source of low
to very low solar activity (mostly B class flares) during the next 24
hours. Two CMEs were observed leaving the Sun during June 16 but they
are not Earthward pointing. Geomagnetic conditions are expected to
become unsettled when faster solar wind arrives on June 18 and 19.
Geomagnetic conditions will remain at quiet levels today and
high-frequency radio communication will remain close to monthly
predicted values.

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