M9.7 solar flare was a parting shot from AR 3697 and briefly saw us touch S3 levels. High energy particle fluxes also rose quite a bit. Asymmetric halo CME observed in coronagraphs with a possible clip at Earth midday June 11 UTC. G2 watch issued by Met Office. Stay tuned! pic.twitter.com/e80YPdGmaN

There is a chance of seeing aurora at mid-latitudes given the conditions. Tasmania and New Zealand should be watching for minor horizon displays. Is anyone up in western Canada and Washington, Montana, Idaho, and North Dakota? Submit reports: aurorasaurus.org/ pic.twitter.com/3bCGudFYed

Happy #SunDay! This week’s space weather report includes: · 13 M-class flares · 3 X-class flares · 16 coronal mass ejections This video from NASA’s Solar Dynamics Observatory shows the week’s activity. X-class flares at 0:25, 0:37, and 0:48! pic.twitter.com/rD0xDYP9a4

A huge #solarstorm may give us a glancing blow! Early NASA model predictions show the recent storm launch during the M9.7-flare could graze Earth midday June 11. #Aurora may come fast and hard, but not last very long. Also, the ongoing #radiation storm has reached S3-levels now.… pic.twitter.com/z73nFxCGNU