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Solar Flare Alert: M1.4-Class Solar Flare

Earth-facing Coronal Mass Ejection

Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M1.4 class solar flare at 16-Oct-2026 at 15:42:00 UTC. 

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SOLAR FLARE ALERT: M6.7-Class Flare at 15:48 UTC

Earth-orbiting satellites have detected a M6.7 class solar flare at 08-Oct-2026 at 15:48:00 UTC (10:48:00 AM CDT)

UPDATE—we now have the image (above) of today’s M6.7-class solar flare (15:48 UTC). It erupted from sunspot 4549 at solar coordinates N11W18. That is close to the center of the solar disk.

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SPACEWEATHER: Solar Flare Alert, plus ELVE Event

M3.0-Class Solar Flare

SOLAR FLARE ALERT: 09/02/2026

Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M3.0 class solar flare at 02-Sep-2026 at 19:20:00 UTC. More information follows by email. An R1 (minor) radio blackout is possible on the sunlit side of Earth.

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SOLAR FLARE ALERT: M1.9-Class Solar Flare

GOES Solar UltraViolet Imaging Satellite (SUVI) – Click for Animated Image

Solar Flare Alert:

Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M1.9-Class Solar Flare, 30-JUL-2026, at 17:00:00 UTC.

17:00.00 UTC is Noon, 12:00 p.m. CDT

Comparing the SUVI image with the current Sunspot image, the erruption appears to have originated from Sunspot 4482. Sunspots in the neighborhood of the brightest spot on the SUVI image reside in the “danger zone” for a geoeffective blast that would be aimed at Earth.

Time will tell when Spaceweather.com receives the detailed forecast. Details should be posted soon on Spaceweather.com.

The realtime gallery will also be posting the effects of multiple CME’s that were already on the way, destined to arrive, July 30-31, 2026

Realtime Space Weather Photo Gallery

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SPACEWEATHER: Solar Flare Alert, Red and Green Airglow

SOLAR FLARE ALERT:

Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M3.2 class solar flare at 26-Jul-2026 at 15:28:00 UTC.

An R1 (minor) radio blackout is possible on the sunlit side of Earth.

It’s hard to say which “quiet” part of the Sun produced the eruption. The Sunspot number and details will be forthcoming from Spaceweather.com.

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SPACEWEATHER: M5.3-class Solar Flare Alert

SOLAR FLARE ALERT:

Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M5.3 class solar flare at 05-Jul-2026 at 17:57:00 UTC: 07/05/2026. The strong solar flare was in progress at 17:51 UTC and reached Maximum 6 minutes later.

Full details will be forthcoming on Spaceweather.com.

Realtime Space Weather Photo Gallery

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SPACEWEATHER ALERT: M6.8-Class Solar Flare

New Sunspot 4473 Still Active

SPACEWEATHER.COM NEWS: 06/21/2026 UPDATED

SOLAR FLARE ALERT: Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected a M6.8 class solar flare at 21-Jun-2026 at 19:29:00 UTC.

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