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>From: oler@HG.ULeth.CA (CARY OLER)
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>Subject: LOW LATITUDE AURORAL ACTIVITY WATCH
>Message-ID: <910523021626.244019b3@HG.ULeth.CA>
>Date: 23 May 91 08:16:26 GMT
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                     LOW LATITUDE AURORAL ACTIVITY WATCH

                            ISSUED: 23 MAY, 1991
                             VALID: 25 - 27 MAY

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ATTENTION:

     A Low Latitude Auroral Activity Watch has been issued for the southerly
middle and low latitude regions.  A geomagnetic and auroral storm caused by
a well placed coronal hole is expected to occur between 25 and 27 May.
Activity is expected to peak on 26 May (+/- approximately one day).  The
probability for geomagnetic and auroral storming is fairly high.  Whether the
intensity of the auroral activity will be sufficient become visible over the
lower latitudes is not known.  However, judging by the most recent data,
there is reason to suggest this might become possible.

     Lunar phase will interfere with attempts to view auroral activity.  The
best observing period will occur after (and as) the Moon sets in the early
morning hours.

     If conditions intensify sufficiently, a warning may be issued for low
latitude auroral activity. Conditions are expected to calm down after 28 May.


**  End of Watch  **
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