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1 Circumstances and Consequences of the Early August 1972 Solar Storms Between 2 and 4 August 1972 McMath Region 11976 (Figure 1a) produced a series of brilliant flares, energetic particle enhancements, and Earth-directed ejecta (note the terminology of the day was plasma cloud). The first two ejecta generated two impulses in the geomagnetic field and a magnetic storm shortly after 01 UT on 4 August.
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