A minor (S1) radiation storm is in progress following an eruption earlier around enhanced plage region 4520 nearing the SW limb. Noteworthy CME now becoming visible. SolarHam.com

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Another nice eruption of plasma off the east limb, this time beginning at 21:50 UTC (Sept 3). SolarHam.com

A nice eruption of plasma, possibly related to a filament behind the northeast limb, is currently being observed lifting off into space by GOES SUVI. SolarHam.com

A fast moving, energetic CME leaving the Sun following an M3.0 flare/eruption off the east limb on Wednesday. This should have no major impacts on Earth as it is heading away from our planet. SolarHam.com

M3.0 solar flare detected at 19:20 UTC (Sept 2) around a new region turning into view from off the NE limb. This will be the source of an easterly directed CME. We will get a better look at the source region over the next few days. SolarHam.com

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A fairly large CME is currently visible in the latest imagery courtesy of GOES-19/CCOR-1. This is related to a farsided event and is heading completely away from Earth. SolarHam.com

M7.0 solar flare just detected around Earth facing AR 4513. Some diving evident meaning a CME may be associated. More to follow. SolarHam.com

M2.0 solar flare just detected around AR 4513 @ 01:26 UTC (Aug 25). SolarHam.com

A slow rising M-Flare is currently in progress around AR 4513 near center disk. More to follow should this event become anything of significance. SolarHam.com

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Large westerly directed CME and post flare loops following a long duration eruption this morning in the vicinity of AR 4507. SolarHam.com

A fairly large eruption with a current X-Ray peak of M1.7 was just observed off the west limb in the vicinity of AR 4507. This will result in a westerly directed CME. More to follow. SolarHam.com

Solar activity is finally back up to moderate levels thanks to this M1 solar flare in progress around the active sunspot region turning into view from off the east limb. Image by SDO/AIA using the 94 angstroms channel.

Long duration M1.9 flare detected in the vicinity of AR 4992. A CME will likely be associated and directed mostly to the west. A further update regarding a possible Earth directed component will follow if necessary. SolarHam.com

A minor (G1) geomagnetic storm is currently in progress thanks to an enhanced coronal hole stream moving past Earth. A watch for moderate (G2) conditions is in effect until 23:59 UTC (July 23). SolarHam.com

This nice looking M4.0 solar flare was just detected around AR 4482 peaking at 14:19 UTC (July 7). More details to following regarding a possible CME. SolarHam.com

X1.3 solar flare detected at 20:41 UTC (July 4th). The source is a new region turning into view from off the east limb. SolarHam.com