Real-time plots auroral activity
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Bz: 1.7 nT (North)
> 0 = North
< 0 = South
-10 = Moderate south
-20 = Strong south
< 0 = South
-10 = Moderate south
-20 = Strong south
Observed Kp: -
Predicted Kp: 1.67
Predicted Kp: 1.67
1-> 3 = Quiet magnetic field
3 -> 4 = Active magnetic field
4 -> 9 = Storm
9 = Extreme storm
Orange line = Predicted KP
3 -> 4 = Active magnetic field
4 -> 9 = Storm
9 = Extreme storm
Orange line = Predicted KP
Proton Flux monitor
S1 = 101 = Quiet
S2 = 102 = Moderate
S3 = 103 = Strong radiation storm
S4 = 104 = Severe radiation storm
S5 = 105 = Extreme radiation storm
S2 = 102 = Moderate
S3 = 103 = Strong radiation storm
S4 = 104 = Severe radiation storm
S5 = 105 = Extreme radiation storm
Auroral warnings
The Spacew website brings out alerts and watches when there is auroral activity, to view the latest data click on the links below.
Click here for the latest Middle Latitude Warning
Click here for the latest Middle Latitude Watch
Real-time solar activity
This page refreshes every 5 minutes, new data available every 2 minutes.
Sunspotregions
Sunspotnumber: 15
- New regions: 0
10% chance for an M-class solar flare
1% chance for an X-class solar flare
Farside

Events on the sun yesterday
Below you'll find an overview of the most worthy solar flares on the sun of the past day, ordered on the date of the event.
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No considerable events happened on the sun |
Warnings
There are currently no chances to see an aurora display on the Middle latitudes
(0%)
(0%)
Auroral activity
High latitude (59% chance)
Middle latitude (0% chance)
Low latitude (0% chance)



