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0.3 · G0 Quiet 2 nT CWhat do these mean?

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Space Status:QUIET· Kp 0.3
Aurora

No significant aurora activity.

Solar

C-class flares — background activity.

Near-Earth

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Current Space Weather Summary

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Current status
G0 — Quiet
Planetary Kp
0.3 (G-scale: G0)
Solar-wind speed
375 km/s
Bz (magnetic field)
2.4 nT
X-ray flare class
C1.6
Dst index
-10 nT
Aurora outlook
Low at mid-latitudes
Kp max (24h)
2.0
Data status
Current

Primary source: NOAA SWPC, NASA SDO, NASA JPL, GFZ Potsdam·Last observation: UTC·Retrieved by Flarient: UTC

Bottom line: No significant geomagnetic storm is currently underway. Space weather conditions are quiet.

Quiet conditions

Space weather is quiet right now.

No storms, flares or CME impacts in progress. Aurora is confined to the polar regions. A good time for HF radio and GPS.

0.3 +2 nT 375 km/s
0.3
quiet
+2nT
northward
375km/s
—nT
Aurora power
—GW
C1.6
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QuietKp0.3Bz2.4 nTWind375 km/sFlareC
Current Kp index: 0.3, below storm threshold

What's happening now

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HF Blackout Map

D-RAP · X-ray + proton absorption model

World map showing HF radio blackout zones
Peak absorption2.9 dB

FLARIENTToday's analysis

HF absorption is currently minimal because GOES X-ray and energetic-proton levels are low.

Why it matters →

D-RAP (D-Region Absorption Prediction) is continuously driven by GOES X-ray flux and energetic proton flux. Solar flares bathe the sunlit ionosphere in X-ray photons, ionising the D-region and absorbing HF radio. Polar cap absorption events from energetic protons extend the blackout to high latitudes.

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