INFO FROM SIDC - RWC BELGIUM 2014 Jul 25 12:27:23

Solar activity has been mostly quiet except for Catania group 22 (NOAA AR
2121) which did produce another C2 flare peaking at 7:02 UT. The background
X-ray flux rose slightly to around the B3 level. Similar conditions
(essentially quiet but with a significant chance for an occasional low
level C flare) are expected to continue with an increasing C flare
probability as some returning active regions are turning into view over the
next days. These will eventually also raise a slight chance for M level
flares.
No Earth directed CME's have been observed.After reaching maxima of just
over 400km/s at the start of the reporting period, solar wind speed
decreased to a minimum of about 310 km/s and later increased again
gradually to values presently about 360 km/s. The total magnetic field
varied essentially in the 2 to 6.5 nT range with Bz also variable in the
+-6nT range. Geomagnetic conditions were quiet to unsettled (local K
Dourbes 2-3 and NOAA Kp 1-3). Similar solar wind conditions as well as
geomagnetic conditions (quiet to unsettled) are expected to continue over
the next days.