There are no Mercury-directed CMEs. Mercury is currently upstream of Earth and is therefore likely to encounter the fast wind from CH29/+ in advance of Earth, however the onset is likely to be slower than Enlil indicates, perhaps by around 24 hours.
The Solar Wind Near-Mercury forecasts are produced by Met Office Space Weather Operations Centre (MOSWOC)
forecasters using the WSA-Enlil Model, GONG Magnetograms and SOHO LASCO coronagraph images.
The H-ESC archive provides snapshots of the current Enlil output taken at three times during the day.
Please visit the Met Office Enlil/Me web page for detailed product descriptions and the latest forecasts
Enlil/Me
SWE Portal >
H-ESC > HPARC >
HPARC/PB > PLOTS
This web page forms part of the European Space Agency's network of space weather services
and service development activities, and is supported under ESA contract number 4000134036/21/D/MRP.
For further product related information or enquiries contact the helpdesk.
E-mail: helpdesk.swe@esa.int
All publications and presentations using data obtained from this site should
acknowledge the UK Met Office and The ESA Space Safety Programme.
For further information about space weather in the ESA Space Safety Programme see:
https://www.esa.int/spaceweather
Access the ESA SWE Portal here: https://swe.ssa.esa.int.
