Date: 20 July 2022; 11:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspots are emerging on the solar disc. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet. The solar wind
speed has declined.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 114
10.7cm Flux: 144 sfu
Solar wind speed: 376.4 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 7.22 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: 2.21 nT (North)
Bt: 6.34 nT
Dst: -3 nT
Date: 19 July 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
All the sunspots on the solar disc are crackling with C-class solar flares. The
geomagnetic conditions are disturbed. The solar wind speed has increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 125
10.7cm Flux: 152 sfu
Solar wind speed: 478.1 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 10:30 protons.cm3
Kp: 5
Bz: -5.58 nT (South)
Bt: 11.26 nT
Dst: -18 nT
Date: 18 July 2022; 11:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot AR3058 has a ‘delta-class’ magnetic field that harbors energy for X-class solar
flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed has increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 166
10.7cm Flux: 166 sfu
Solar wind speed: 479.3 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 8.10 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: 5.15 nT (North)
Bt: 6.95 nT
Dst: 3 nT
Date: 17 July 2022; 09:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot AR3058 has a ‘delta-class’ magnetic field that harbors energy for X-class solar
flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed has increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 153
10.7cm Flux: 171 sfu
Solar wind speed: 422.1 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 0.29 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: -0.07 nT (South)
Bt: 5.78 nT
Dst: -3 nT
Date: 16 July 2022; 11:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspot AR3057 and AR3058 pose a threat for M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed has declined.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 141
10.7cm Flux: 171 sfu
Solar wind speed: 408.4 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 0.18 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: -0.09 nT (South)
Bt: 6.50 nT
Dst: -8 nT
Date: 15 July 2022; 10:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
New sunspot AR3058 is crackling with M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed is moderately high.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 133
10.7cm Flux: 169 sfu
Solar wind speed: 565.1 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 12.28 protons.cm3
Kp: 0
Bz: -2.68 nT (South)
Bt: 7.00 nT
Dst: -8 nT
Date: 14 July 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
A new sunspot may be emerging on the solar disc. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed is moderately high.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 101
10.7cm Flux: 165 sfu
Solar wind speed: 581.7 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 10.45 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: 0.92 nT (North)
Bt: 6.95 nT
Dst: -11 nT
Date: 13 July 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot AR3053 is decaying rapidly. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is increasing.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 117
10.7cm Flux: 165 sfu
Solar wind speed: 500.5 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 7.19 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: -1.07 nT (South)
Bt: 5.51 nT
Dst: -6 nT
Date: 12 July 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Multiple sunspots are crackling with M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is increasing.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 134
10.7cm Flux: 161 sfu
Solar wind speed: 455.6 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 11.76 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: 5.80 nT (North)
Bt: 13.78 nT
Dst: -8 nT
Date: 11 July 2022; 10:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot AR3056 is crackling with M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 113
10.7cm Flux: 153 sfu
Solar wind speed: 344.0 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 4.58 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: -0.30 nT (South)
Bt: 7.86 nT
Dst: 7 nT
Date: 10 July 2022; 10:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspots AR3053 and AR3055 pose a slight threat for M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is has increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 89
10.7cm Flux: 137 sfu
Solar wind speed: 370.9 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 8.96 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: -1.45 nT (South)
Bt: 9.94 nT
Dst: -9 nT
Date: 09 July 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Sunspot is AR3053 poses a slight threat for M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed is has declined.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 81
10.7cm Flux: 130 sfu
Solar wind speed: 354.4 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 10.22 protons.cm3
Kp: 0
Bz: 5.33 nT (North)
Bt: 5.94 nT
Dst: -8 nT
Date: 08 July 2022; 09:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Growing sunspot is AR3053 poses a slight threat for M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is increasing.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 88
10.7cm Flux: 121 sfu
Solar wind speed: 427.4 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 13.59 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: -10.87 nT (South)
Bt: 12.21-10.87 nT
Dst: -17 nT
Date: 07 July 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Growing sunspot is AR3053 poses a threat for M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet at all levels. The solar wind speed has increased.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 98
10.7cm Flux: 115 sfu
Solar wind speed: 392.3 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 38.05 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: 6.27 nT (North)
Bt: 5.92 nT
Dst: 27 nT
Date: 06 July 2022; 09:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Big new sunspot is AR3053 poses a threat for M-class solar flares. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 92
10.7cm Flux: 115 sfu
Solar wind speed: 331.6 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 11.95 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: 0.39 nT (North)
Bt: 3.14 nT
Dst: 9 nT
Date: 05 July 2022; 09:46 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
A new and potentially large sunspot is emerging on the solar disc. The geomagnetic
conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 79
10.7cm Flux: 104 sfu
Solar wind speed: 389.6 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 4.62 protons.cm3
Kp: 1
Bz: 0.39 nT (North)
Bt: 2.37 nT
Dst: -10 nT
Date: 04 July 2022; 10:26 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Susnspot AR3046 has developed a ‘beta-gamma’magnetic field that harbors energy for M-class
solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are unsettled. The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 42
10.7cm Flux: 102 sfu
Solar wind speed: 375.3 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 9.94 protons.cm3
Kp: 4
Bz: 2.05 nT (North)
Bt: 15.65 nT
Dst: 1 nT
Date: 03 July 2022; 11:47 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
Susnspot AR3046 has developed a ‘beta-gamma’magnetic field that harbors energy for M-class
solar flares. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet. The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 57
10.7cm Flux: 100 sfu
Solar wind speed: 345.0 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 19.61 protons.cm3
Kp: 2
Bz: 2.36 nT (North)
Bt: 11.08 nT
Dst: -23 nT
Date: 02 July 2022; 09:50 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
A new susnspot is emerging on the solar disc. The geomagnetic conditions are unsettled.
The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 39
10.7cm Flux: 98 sfu
Solar wind speed: 333.1 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 6.04 protons.cm3
Kp: 4
Bz: -5.98 nT (South)
Bt: 13.62 nT
Dst: -48 nT
Date: 01 July 2022; 23:45 UT
Summary of Space Weather.
A new susnspot is emerging on the solar disc. The geomagnetic conditions are quiet.
The solar wind speed is declining.
Space Weather parameters / observations;
Sunspot Number: 40
10.7cm Flux: 96 sfu
Solar wind speed: 352.0 km.s-1
Solar wind density: 28.65 protons.cm3
Kp: 3
Bz: -10.82 nT (South)
Bt: 11.10 nT
Dst: 7 nT