Solar activity remained moderate over the past 24 hours with eight sunspot regions observed on the solar disk, according to the latest Joint USAF/NOAA report issued on June 6, 2026. Forecasters anticipate solar activity will continue at moderate levels, with a slight 10% chance of an X-class solar flare occurring on June 7, 8, or 9. M-class flares have a 55% probability each day.
Geomagnetic conditions have ranged from quiet to minor storm levels in the last 24 hours, with solar wind speed peaking at 708 km/s. The geomagnetic field is predicted to experience quiet to unsettled conditions on June 7, escalating to quiet to severe storm levels on June 8, and unsettled to major storm levels on June 9.
There is also a slight chance of proton events crossing thresholds on June 7 and 9, with a higher chance on June 8. These forecasts indicate a period of heightened space weather activity over the coming days.