There are no Venus-directed CMEs. Venus's far-sided orbital position compared to Earth means that there is reduced confidence in Enlil's expectations for the indicated fast wind and its gradual easing. However, this corresponds to the notable fast wind that was observed moving across Earth from around 15 Feb, giving some support to the model guidance.
The Solar Wind Near-Venus 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/V web page for detailed product descriptions and the latest forecasts
Enlil/V
SWE Portal >
H-ESC > HPARC >
HPARC/PB > PLOTS
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