A coronal hole in the northern latitudes of the Sun is aimed straight at the Earth. Coronal holes are regions on the surface of the Sun where the magnetic fields are aligned instead of tangled, propelling material from the solar atmosphere outwards into space, resulting in a high speed stream, or HSS of solar wind. This high speed stream has a negative polarity, and the Earth is expected to pass through it today. However, this high speed stream may not connect to the Earth and cause disturbances in the planetary geomagnetic field, because of a far more powerful and chaotic event.