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Geomagnetic storm information (April 2026)


yGeomagnetic storm observed on 1 April 2026z
Observatory Commencing time Ending time Geomagnetic field Geoelectric field
Type (sudden/gradual) Amplitude of abrupt onset H (nT)
‚g(nT)
Range Range
Hour Minute
(UTC)
Date Time
(UTC)
Horizontal component
H (nT)
Declination
D (arcminute)
Vertical component
Z (nT)
East-west component
(mV/km)
North-south component
(mV/km)
Kakioka 12h 01m C sudden +23 126 12.8 76
Memambetsu 12h 01m C sudden +27 132 16.9 39
Kanoya 12h 01m C sudden +25 145 11.5 88

(*) Time is in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated).
(*) Time is given in 1-minute increments for the sudden commencement type and in 0.1-hour increments for the gradual commencement type.
(*) "-1" is displayed for the range, when it is unknown due to missing measurements, etc.
(*) The range may not be determined for a storm which is followed by the next one before its ending (the ending time is indicated by "C").


Plot of Kakioka 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 1 April 2026.
Plot of Memambetsu 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 1 April 2026.
Plot of Kanoya 1-minute geomagnetic field for during the geomagnetic storm on 1 April 2026.

*) Plot diagram opens in a separate window.



yGeomagnetic storm observed on 3 April 2026z
Observatory Commencing time Ending time Geomagnetic field Geoelectric field
Type (sudden/gradual) Amplitude of abrupt onset H (nT)
‚g(nT)
Range Range
Hour Minute
(UTC)
Date Time
(UTC)
Horizontal component
H (nT)
Declination
D (arcminute)
Vertical component
Z (nT)
East-west component
(mV/km)
North-south component
(mV/km)
Kakioka 15h 28m 04d 15h sudden +43 126 9.5 64
Memambetsu 15h 28m 04d 15h sudden +55 158 14.3 26
Kanoya 15h 28m 04d 15h sudden +48 117 8.1 58

(*) Time is in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated).
(*) Time is given in 1-minute increments for the sudden commencement type and in 0.1-hour increments for the gradual commencement type.
(*) "-1" is displayed for the range, when it is unknown due to missing measurements, etc.
(*) The range may not be determined for a storm which is followed by the next one before its ending (the ending time is indicated by "C").


Plot of Kakioka 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 3 April 2026.
Plot of Memambetsu 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 3 April 2026.
Plot of Kanoya 1-minute geomagnetic field for during the geomagnetic storm on 3 April 2026.

*) Plot diagram opens in a separate window.



yGeomagnetic storm observed on 18 April 2026z
Observatory Commencing time Ending time Geomagnetic field Geoelectric field
Type (sudden/gradual) Amplitude of abrupt onset H (nT)
‚g(nT)
Range Range
Hour Minute
(UTC)
Date Time
(UTC)
Horizontal component
H (nT)
Declination
D (arcminute)
Vertical component
Z (nT)
East-west component
(mV/km)
North-south component
(mV/km)
Kakioka 02.8h m 22d 00h gradual 131 11.9 52
Memambetsu 02.8h m 22d 00h gradual 118 16 45
Kanoya 02.8h m 22d 00h gradual 147 10.4 61

(*) Time is in UTC (Universal Time Coordinated).
(*) Time is given in 1-minute increments for the sudden commencement type and in 0.1-hour increments for the gradual commencement type.
(*) "-1" is displayed for the range, when it is unknown due to missing measurements, etc.
(*) The range may not be determined for a storm which is followed by the next one before its ending (the ending time is indicated by "C").


Plot of Kakioka 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 18 April 2026.
Plot of Memambetsu 1-minute geomagnetic field for the geomagnetic storm on 18 April 2026.
Plot of Kanoya 1-minute geomagnetic field for during the geomagnetic storm on 18 April 2026.

*) Plot diagram opens in a separate window.



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