Space weather today
Slightly unsettled — but nothing that will change your day.
Bottom line: Unsettled
The next few days
- ThursdayActiveThursday looks active — a minor (G1) geomagnetic storm is likely.
- FridayQuietFriday should stay quiet.
- SaturdayQuietSaturday should stay quiet.
What it means for you
Health
For sensitive bodiesA mild uptick in activity. Most people won't notice a thing; the sensitive few may feel just a touch off.
Mood & mind
Mental & emotionalEnergy is a little restless. If you're sensitive to the sun, take it as a gentle heads-up, not a warning.
Preppers & radio
Grid, GPS & HF radioAll systems normal. No radio, GPS, or grid impacts are expected.
Spiritual
Energy & aurorasA subtle stir in the sun's energy — a good moment to check in with yourself.
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For the curious: the raw data
The full instrument panel below is the same live imagery and NOAA readings we've always shown — now tucked under the plain-English summary above.

| NOAA Scale | Past 24 hrs | Current |
|---|---|---|
| Geomagnetic Storms | G1 | G0 |
| Solar Radiation Storms | S0 | S0 |
| Radio Blackouts | R0 | R0 |
This plot shows the current extent and position of the auroral oval in the northern hemisphere, extrapolated from measurements taken during the most recent polar pass of the NOAA POES satellite.read more
Average over last 15 minutes
Geomagnetic storms are a natural hazard, like hurricanes and tsunamis. Severe geomagnetic storms cause communications problems, abruptly increase drag on spacecraft, and can cause electric utility blackouts over a wide area. This NOAA ACE information gives about a one hour advance warning of impending geomagnetic storm activity.
The GOES spacecraft each carry a sophisticated Solar X-ray Imager to monitor the Sun’s X-rays for the early detection of solar flares, coronal mass ejections, and other phenomena that impact the geospace environment on both minor and severe scales.


