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Sunspot AR3697 fired off a M9.7-class solar flare on Saturday (June 8) It produced the strongest radiation storm since 2017 .
Region 3697 fired off an even stronger solar flare, a X1.5-class at 7:08 a.m. EST ( 1108 GMT ) Monday ( June 10 ) A Geomagnetic Storm Watch remains in place by NOAA 's Space Weather Prediction Center for conditions at the G2 level.
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