Solar Max has arrived, but only half of the sun has been fully participating. Most of the action in the past year, including the geomagnetic superstorm of May 2024, resulted from activity in the sun's southern hemisphere. Today we discuss whether a second peak might be coming as the sun's northern hemisphere catches up. Full story @ Spaceweather.com (archive)
Sun Now! (SDO & Soho)
Realtime solar wind, X-ray and proton flux by DSCOVR@L1 (SWS Australia)
NOAA SWPC, Solar X-ray & proton Flux, Geomagn. act.
3-day ACE Solar Wind Data (NOAA)
Kyoto Dst (WDC)
Geomagnetic Activity, K local for Leirvogur (ICE) and Tromssa (NOR)
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Geomagnetic Activity, Canadian Regions (NRC)
Forecast of Geomagnetic Activity, North America (NRCan & CSA)
Geomagnetic Disturbance around Finland (FMI)
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Ionograms for local reference, Tromssa (Norway,TGO) and Sodankylä (Finland, SGO)
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