Schumann Resonance Recap — April 2026
Schumann Resonance and space-weather recap for April 2026: 8 daily readings, average Kp 1.13, 7 M/X-class flares, 0 storm days, 7 calm days.
Quiet Fields, Solar Flare on the Horizon
calmGeomagnetic activity is near-zero today, but an M4.3 X-ray flare signals the sun is not entirely at rest. A good day for focused work.
Quiet Field, Distant Solar Pulse
calmGeomagnetic activity sits near floor-level today, but an X2.5 flare logged in recent X-ray data is worth watching as solar wind at 380 km/s carries its signature earthward.
Quiet Field, Distant Solar Rumble
calmGeomagnetic conditions remain unusually quiet at Kp 1.00, but an X2.5 flare adds a wildcard. A good day to notice how your baseline actually feels.
Moderate Flux: Solar Wind Stirs the Field
activeA Kp of 3.0 and M1.3 flare keep geomagnetic conditions mildly elevated. Expect subtle restlessness and lighter sleep for sensitive individuals.
Quiet Field, Solar Pulse Worth Watching
calmGeomagnetic conditions remain settled at Kp 2.0, but an M6.0 X-ray flare signals the Sun is not idle. A day of contrasts worth paying attention to.
Quiet Magnetosphere, Subtle Solar Pulse
calmWith a Kp of 0.00 and solar wind at 377 km/s, Earth's electromagnetic environment is unusually still — though an M1.1 flare adds a faint background note.
Quiet Field, One Solar Flare to Watch
calmGeomagnetic activity is near-zero today, but an M1.6 X-ray event adds a mild wildcard. Conditions favor clarity with a subtle undercurrent worth noting.
Quiet Baseline, Steady Ground Beneath
calmA Kp of 2.00 and slow solar wind keep Earth's electromagnetic environment unusually settled today — a rare window of geomagnetic quiet worth using intentionally.