7/1 Recap
We had A LOT of Solar Flares today, mainly from a large, powerful Sun Spot in the Sun-Earth Line. It appears most of the Solar Flares did *not* toss CMEs with them, which is good news. The Not So Good News – it doesn’t look […]
We had A LOT of Solar Flares today, mainly from a large, powerful Sun Spot in the Sun-Earth Line. It appears most of the Solar Flares did *not* toss CMEs with them, which is good news. The Not So Good News – it doesn’t look […]
Ok, so there seems to be a bit of excitement on the internet about the incoming X1.1 Solar Flare’s CME causing an HP = 6 (G2) Geomagnetic Storm. Here’s NOAA’s updated info on that: First, according to NOAA’s Geomagnetic Storm Forecast, yes, some areas *may* […]
SOLAR ALERT — June 30 Solar radio flux hit 195 sfu TODAY the HIGHEST reading of all of 2026! Timeline of what’s happening right now Last night AR4475 fired a C9.5 flare AlMOST M-class! TODAY June 26 CME arrives at Earth G1/G2 storm possible July […]
A partial halo CME is associated with the X1.1 solar flare around AR 4479 on Tuesday. The main bulk of plasma is heading to the north, however with a partial halo signature present, an Earth impact is expected by July 3rd according to a new […]
Well, most of our charts lit up today! . So, we had 2 noteworthy Solar Flares today – an approximately 1 hour long M5.8 this morning and an approximately 30 minute long X1.1 this afternoon. The X1.1 Solar Flare was from a Sun Spot in […]
X-Flare Alert. Earth facing sunspot region 4479 just erupted with an X1.1 solar flare at 20:50 UTC (June 30). The event is associated with a type II radio emission with an estimated velocity of 1496 km/s, along with a 10cm Radio Burst (TenFlare) measuring 409 […]
The Sun isn’t done yet. Two large sunspots are now aimed directly at Earth, and both have developed the magnetic complexity capable of producing powerful X-class solar flares. Even more concerning, both regions continue to grow and become increasingly complex. If one erupts, it will […]
Two highlights this morning: . First, the expected CME arrived at 6/30 @ ~6.18a CDT causing Solar Wind Density to rise to ~15.0/cm3 and Solar Wind Speed to rise to ~420 km/sec and the HP Index to briefly reach HP = 5 (G1) Geomagnetic Storm […]