Date: 10 May 2022; 09:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot AR3006 has a mixed-up delta class magnetic field that harbours energy for M-class
solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed is
declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 71
10.7cm Flux: 119 sfu
Solar wind speed: 293.7 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 8.51 protons.cm3
Kp: 0
Bz: 2.59 nT (North)
Bt: 5.30 nT
Dst: 12 nT
Date: 09 May 2022; 11:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspot AR3007 poses a threat for M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 89
10.7cm Flux: 119 sfu
Solar wind speed: 307.0 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 6.45 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: 1.43 nT (North)
Bt: 4.85 nT
Dst: 0 nT
Date: 08 May 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
A new and potentially active sunspot is emerging on the solar disc. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind
speed has increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 66
10.7cm Flux: 118 sfu
Solar wind speed: 335.4 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 8.17 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: -3.81 nT (South)
Bt: 7.12 nT
Dst: 12 nT
Date: 07 May 2022; 12:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspot AR3004 has a ‘delta-class’ magnetic field that harbors energy for M- and
X-class solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind
speed has further declined.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 64
10.7cm Flux: 119 sfu
Solar wind speed: 293.8 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 1.19 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: -0.03 nT (South)
Bt: 5.18 nT
Dst: 3 nT
Date: 06 May 2022; 15:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspot AR3004 has a ‘delta-class’ magnetic field that harbors energy for M- and
X-class solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind
speed has declined.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 85
10.7cm Flux: 120 sfu
Solar wind speed: 361.3 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 0.73 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: -1.16 nT (South)
Bt: 4.18 nT
Dst: -4 nT
Date: 05 May 2022; 10:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspot AR3004 poses a growing threat for M-class and X-class solar flares. The
geomagnetic conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed has increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 64
10.7cm Flux: 130 sfu
Solar wind speed: 492.1 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 2.31 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: 0.78 nT (North)
Bt: 4.58 nT
Dst: -5 nT
Date: 04 May 2022; 11:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspot AR3004 is growing rapidly and appears to have the type of magnetic complexity
that could lead to strong solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.The solar
wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 69
10.7cm Flux: 112 sfu
Solar wind speed: 381.7 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 2.09 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: -0.37 nT (South)
Bt: 3.93 nT
Dst: -9 nT
Date: 03 May 2022; 23:48 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot AR2335 as a simple magnetic field that poses no threat for strong solar flares.
The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.The solar wind speed has slightly increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 13
10.7cm Flux: 100 sfu
Solar wind speed: 417.8 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 2.9 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: 0.1 nT (North)
Bt: 7.4 nT
Dst: -7 nT
Date: 02 May 2022; 23:48 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot AR2335 as a simple magnetic field that poses no threat for strong solar flares.
The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.The solar wind speed has slightly increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 13
10.7cm Flux: 100 sfu
Solar wind speed: 417.8 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 2.9 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: 0.1 nT (North)
Bt: 7.4 nT
Dst: -7 nT
Date: 01 May 2022; 09:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Departing sunspot AR2994 poses a continued threat for X-class solar flares.
The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 50
10.7cm Flux: 120 sfu
Solar wind speed: 468.9 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 4.40 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: 1.63 nT (North)
Bt: 4.93 nT
Dst: -15 nT
Date: 30 April 2022; 11:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Departing sunspot AR2994 poses a continued threat for X-class solar flares.
The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 90
10.7cm Flux: 124 sfu
Solar wind speed: 497.3 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 6.80 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: -2.99 nT (South)
Bt: 6.44 nT
Dst: -30 nT
Date: 29 April 2022; 13:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
There are eight numbered sunspot groups on the sun today and almost of them are crackling
with C-class solar flares solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.
The solar wind speed has declined.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 118
10.7cm Flux: 132 sfu
Solar wind speed: 490.5 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 6.41 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: -1.34 nT (South)
Bt: 6.74 nT
Dst: -26 nT
Date: 28 April 2022; 11:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
There are seven numbered sunspot groups on the sun today and almost of them are crackling
with C-class solar flares solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.
The solar wind speed is moderately high.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 95
10.7cm Flux: 142 sfu
Solar wind speed: 522.5 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 8.09 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: -2.58 nT (South)
Bt: 6.51 nT
Dst: -15 nT
Date: 27 April 2022; 09:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Departing sunspot AR2994 has a’beta-gamma’ magnetic field that harbour energy for M-class
solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed is
declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 126
10.7cm Flux: 150 sfu
Solar wind speed: 430.5 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 6.81 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: 8.79 nT (North)
Bt: 9.85 nT
Dst: 19 nT