Latest Helios Report

  • Solar Watch — September 05, 2026 | 18:00 UTC

    ☀ Helios Solar Watch · 2026-09-05 16:00 UTC
    QUIET

    Geomagnetic conditions remain quiet despite a recent M-class flare detected earlier today. No significant impact on Earth’s magnetosphere is expected in the immediate term.

    ⚡ Flare activity — last 12 h
    Peak: M @ 15:18 UTC (42 min ago) · M @ 15:18 UTC
    HMI Continuum Intensity

    Visible light · 6 active regions

    SUVI 304 — Extreme UV

    Extreme UV · 304 Å

    Kp Index
    1.3
    5 or above = storm

    Geomagnetic
    G0
    24 h max: G0

    X-Ray
    A/B
    quiet


    ⚠ ALTPC0 · 4 more below
    Next 24 h

    Geomagnetic conditions are expected to remain quiet with the Kp-index hovering between 1 and 2. No significant geomagnetic storms are anticipated, and radio propagation should remain within nominal parameters for the next 24 hours.

    🌌 Aurora

    Aurora activity is currently restricted to high-latitude polar regions.

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    Mid-latitude observers are unlikely to see any displays given the low Kp-index and lack of incoming solar wind drivers.

    👁 Watch for

    Monitor the development of AR4524 as it transits the solar disk, given its capacity for recent M-class flare production.

    ▸ Detailed readings

    Radio blackout
     R0
    (24 h max R0)
    Radiation
     S0
    (24 h max S0)
    F10.7
     147.0
    sfu

    Region Location Class Flares C/M/X
    AR4521 N09W02 Hsx/A 0/0/0
    AR4527 N03E56 Hsx/A 0/0/0
    AR4525 N11E52 Bxo/B 0/0/0
    AR4523 N10E09 Hsx/A 0/0/0
    AR4526 S02E54 Bxo/B 0/0/0
    AR4524 N12E39 Cso/B 2/0/0
    NOAA messages
    2026-09-05 15:56  ALTPC0 (ALTPC0)
    2026-09-05 15:55  WARPC0 (WARPC0)
    2026-09-04 20:07  ALTTP4 (ALTTP4)
    2026-09-04 20:06  ALTTP2 (ALTTP2)
    2026-09-04 12:08  Electron flux F3 reached (ALTEF3)


    Helios Observer · Data: NOAA SWPC · updated every 12 h