There is exactly one sunspot on the near side of the sun right now:
Current solar images
Because the sun is not very active, the likelihood of CMEs is low. CMEs are more frequent at a solar maximum. The sun is currently at the tail end of a prolonged minimum.
If a CME is not already on the way, it won't arrive here tomorrow:
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In general, disturbances in the solar wind arrive at Earth 2-4 days after leaving the Sun - the CME on January 6-7, 1997 did not arrive at Earth until January 10, 1997.
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Coronal Mass Ejections
Everybody remember the great disasters caused by the 1997 CME? No? Me either.