Overview The phones measured ten hexes, five of them for the first time. They uploaded 538 scans from four phones. The network was quiet today. The planet showed extensive snow and sea ice. Natural events included many wildfires and several severe storms.
Where the phones measured Four phones contributed data from three places: Nice, France; Antwerp, Belgium; and Erfurt, Germany. Nice uploaded 461 scans covering five hexes. Antwerp contributed 50 scans over four hexes. Erfurt added 27 scans from one hex. Ten hexes were measured in total, five of them never before.
Sky and planet Snow covered about 17.7 million square kilometers, largest in Greenland, Antarctica and Russia. Sea ice covered about 15.0 million square kilometers, largest off Antarctica, Canada and Norway. Haze was thick over Indonesia, Malaysia and Pakistan, making the Sun look dim. The brightest night lights were off the coasts of Russia and Ireland, about 9.8 nW per square centimeter per steradian, comparable to city lights. Aurora chance was 16 percent off Antarctica, a small chance. Space weather was quiet with Kp 1.33. There were 33 earthquakes, the strongest M5.6 on the Mid-Atlantic Ridge. Fifty‑one wildfires and eight severe storms were tracked.
Tomorrow, from the history Tomorrow scan uploads are forecast about 897, between 583 and 1211, based on the history of previous days. Hexes measured are forecast about 28, between 18 and 38, also from historical trends. Both numbers come from the 7‑day history and are not direct measurements.