Bring out your sunscreen and shades

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On August 1st, the entire
Earth-facing side of the sun erupted in a tumult of activity.
There was a C3-class solar flare, a solar tsunami, multiple
filaments of magnetism lifting off the stellar surface, large-scale
shaking of the solar corona, radio bursts, a coronal mass
ejection and more.

And it's been cloudy for the last three days. Typical.

Anyway, the magnetic storm is expected to hit around August the 3rd, provoking spectacular aurorae and disrupting communications, although some effectsmay be noticed earlier than th

Oh hey, I just noticed that it's not cloudy and the sun is directly behind the blinds. Hold on, let me take a peMOTHERFUCKER MY EYES

Cool! That should be interesting.

*looks out of window*

No aurorae, just the normal orange sky-glow of a city at night. Humph.

Dude! That? Is awesome. I wish I lived far enough north to see the aurorae.

Here in the Midwest United States, the atmosphere is on fire.





Well, actually, no; it only fells like that.

And it was actually hotter last week.

Is this why it was fucking unbelievably hot today?

My pants caught fire. D8

I thought I could feel the sunlight more intensely today. Ack. I was out in it for three seconds and I felt like I'd be standing in it for fifteen minutes.

Damn.

I noticed nothing at all even though I was out in the afternoon sun for a while.

Is that why it's so hot?

Oh, no, my broke-ass car just doesn't have air conditioning. It's just Georgia.

I noticed nothing today. I was inside working. >:/

Maybe that's why I got so hot and sweaty today. Then again, it could have been from hiking uphill in the 97 degree heat.

Damn, I missed it D:

I was working all day anyway