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Space Weather Web Server |
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Today's Space Weather
Solar & Interplanetary | Magnetosphere | Other Web Sources
The updating images on the right of this page provide a summary of space weather parameters from the last 30 days together with the most recent EIT FeXII (195) image of the solar corona.
Solar
Data and Data Products 
- Recent images from SOHO:
| EIT -195 | EIT -284 | EIT-304 | LASCO/C2 |
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--- Click on the above images to see a movie of the most recent data ---
- 5-minute averaged solar x-ray flux (updating plot). This data is measured by the GOES 8-10 satellites. When a solar flare takes place, a sharp increase in solar X-ray flux is measured. Solar flares are categorised according to the lettering system on the right axis, from A to X-class.
- SOHO/ERNE high energy proton flux. Most recent data from the Energetic and Relativistic Nuclei and Electron (ERNE) energetic particle instrument onboard SOHO.
- Solar Cycle
- ISES Solar Cycle F10.7 cm Radio Flux, also available here
- Latest Solar Events Page (from Lockheed Martin)
- Preliminary LASCO CME lists. The LASCO team maintain a list of recent coronal mass ejections observed by the LASCO coronagraphs onboard SOHO. Click here for information about recent events.
Magnetospheric Data/Indices
- Electron and Proton daily fluences, from the GOES spacecraft in geosynchronous orbit.Proton fluxes (with energies above 1 MeV and 10 MeV) and electron fluxes (with energies above 2 MeV) are derived.
- Ap Geomagnetic a-indices, also available here
- Kp 3-hourly indices, also available here
- Real-time Magnetopause and
Bow-shock model
- SWENET latest indices overview
Other Sources of
Current Data and Forecast Information
Today's Space Weather can also be found at the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center. (see: how this is done).
Today's activity report (text produced by NOAA/SWPC)
The Lund Space Weather Center provides a world-wide list of various forecasts.
Real Time Space Weather Links are also listed by GEM .
A list of Space Weather servers (forecasts) are available on the SPEE server.
Recent Space
Weather from the University of Alaska
Aurorawatch from the
University of York, UK.
The Space Weather Bureau sponsored
by the Marshall Space Sciences
Lab.
Solar
Weather Conditions from SOHO/CDS consortium. See also the SOHO
solar observatory page for current space weather information.
Space Weather
Prediction: Research and Development Real-Time Prediction of Large
Geomagnetic Storms. Dept. of the Navy - Naval Research Laboratory.
STIF Forecasts for the next hour.
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