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>From: oler@HG.ULeth.CA (CARY OLER)
>Newsgroups: rec.radio.amateur.misc
>Subject: LOW LATITUDE AURORAL ACTIVITY WARNING - HIGH RISK!
>Message-ID: <910608195634.272001c7@HG.ULeth.CA>
>Date: 9 Jun 91 01:56:34 GMT
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                    LOW LATITUDE AURORAL ACTIVITY WARNING

                      UPDATED: 01:30 UT - 09 JUNE, 1991
                             VALID: 09 - 10 JUNE

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ATTENTION:

A major interplanetary shock arrived at 00:40 UT on 09 June.  This event has
been followed by major geomagnetic storming since the shock arrived (one hour
ago).

A major auroral storm is expected to develope during the local evening hours
tonight (08 June, local time) and may extend through to tommorrow night as
well (09 June, local time).

Conditions should be very favorable for observing auroral activity.  Lunar
phase should not interfere until near morning twilight.

Auroral activity may be seen by observers in the central to possibly southern
U.S..  Please report any auroral activity sitings to: OLER@HG.ULETH.CA,
OLER@ALPHA.ULETH.CA, or by snail-mail to:  Solar Terrestrial Dispatch, Box
357, Stirling, Alberta, Canada, T0K 2E0.  We thank all those who take the
time to send in reports.


**  End of Watch  **