Table 2

CMEs observed from AR 3664 08-11 May 2024. Approximate time of eruption, associated solar flare, CME location, speed, mass, angular width, radial width, and magnetic flux used in the simulations. The CME geoeffectiveness and parameters were assessed using SDO, SOHO/LASCO, and STEREO observations of the solar corona, CACTus CME detection, and the SOHO LASCO CME catalog. Not all parameters could be derived from the observations and qualitative assessment, and parameter assumptions were used, particularly for the CME mass and magnetic flux.

Time [UT] Solar flare Location Speed [km/s] Mass [1012 kg] Angular width [°] Radial width [R0] Magnetic flux [1020 Mx]
1 08 May 03:00 M3.4 S15W13 600 25 90 2 30
2 08 May 06:00 X1.0 S15W14 700 25 90 2 20
3 08 May 12:00 M8.7 S15W14 550 10 90 2 30
4 08 May 21:30 X1.0 S15W19 800 35 90 2 40
5 09 May 09:30 X2.3 S15W29 1700 25 90 2 30
6 09 May 18:30 X1.1 S15W29 1100 25 90 2 30
7 10 May 07:30 X4.0 S10W35 650 35 90 2 30
8 10 May 11:00 M2.2 S19W40 700 15 90 2 30
9 11 May 02:30 X5.8 S17W50 1400 35 90 2 30

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