INFO FROM SIDC - RWC BELGIUM 2014 Apr 24 12:18:37

Six low-level C-class flares were recorded over the last 24 hours, mostly
produced by active region NOAA 2035 which was also the source of the
strongest event (C5 peaking at 13:06UT). NOAA 2044 was the only other
region producing a flare (C3 peaking at 23:53UT). Imagery from the SOHO and
STEREO coronagraphs indicate that the associated CMEs are directed away
from the Earth, with any glancing blow not expected to affect the
geomagnetic field significantly. 

There's still a chance on a C-class flare.

Dourbes recorded a brief period of active geomagnetic conditions
(00:00-03:00UT; K=4; Kp=3). The source of this disturbance is uncertain,
with no obvious signature in the solar wind (ACE). For the remainder of the
period, quiet geomagnetic conditions were observed. Solar wind speed
oscillated between 400 and 450km/s, with Bz varying between -6 and +5nT. A
small equatorial coronal hole passed the central meridian last night. The
geomagnetic field may be impacted starting around 27 April.

Geomagnetic conditions are expected to be quiet.