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Our NOAA GOES-19 CCOR-1 instrument is critical for observing and analyzing CMEs. But, sometimes, other activity comes into view, that while not space weather, is still fascinating! Such as this animation showing the recent passage of Comet C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS).

Our NOAA GOES-19 CCOR-1 instrument is critical for observing and analyzing CMEs. But, sometimes, other activity comes into view, that while not space weather, is still fascinating! Such as this animation showing the recent passage of Comet C/2025 R3 (PanSTARRS).

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This is a video capturing the Aurora from Longmont, CO courtesy of Kelsey Dillon. Thank you Kelsey!

This is a video capturing the Aurora from Longmont, CO courtesy of Kelsey Dillon. Thank you Kelsey!

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A recorded update about the current geomagnetic storm on-going at this time and what we anticipate yet to come - from the Nation's official source of space weather information and updates.
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A recorded update about the current geomagnetic storm on-going at this time and what we anticipate yet to come - from the Nation's official source of space weather information and updates.

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324,945 views • 6 months ago

SWPC Video Update from Shawn Dahl, SWPC Service Coordinator about the severe G4 and S4 ongoing storms. Apologies for the hastiness of this, but we have been very busy notifying aviation, power grid, FEMA, and more about these storms. Stay aware at
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SWPC Video Update from Shawn Dahl, SWPC Service Coordinator about the severe G4 and S4 ongoing storms. Apologies for the hastiness of this, but we have been very busy notifying aviation, power grid, FEMA, and more about these storms. Stay aware at

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195,884 views • 4 months ago

Here is another video update from us here at SWPC as the final CME has arrived. Hopefully these help, please let us know if you find them useful and we'll see what we can do for future events. Stay space weather aware at
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Here is another video update from us here at SWPC as the final CME has arrived. Hopefully these help, please let us know if you find them useful and we'll see what we can do for future events. Stay space weather aware at

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202,169 views • 6 months ago

Our first experiment with a video explanation of the activity was well received, so here is an update as we continue into the overnight to morning hours. We will attempt another update later on Wednesday if warranted. Stay informed at
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Our first experiment with a video explanation of the activity was well received, so here is an update as we continue into the overnight to morning hours. We will attempt another update later on Wednesday if warranted. Stay informed at

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181,934 views • 6 months ago

A video update with Shawn Dahl, SWPC Service Coordinator, on CME progression & how we analyze & interpret geomagnetic storm activity and solar wind environment; with info about what to look for tonight regarding aurora chances. Stay space weather aware at
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A video update with Shawn Dahl, SWPC Service Coordinator, on CME progression & how we analyze & interpret geomagnetic storm activity and solar wind environment; with info about what to look for tonight regarding aurora chances. Stay space weather aware at

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121,801 views • 4 months ago

How do we know there may be active regions (i.e. sunspots) on the other side of the Sun? Check out this latest educational video from SWPC to learn more about how our forecasters use helioseismology and Solar Orbiter imagery to help with our forecasts. National Weather Service
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How do we know there may be active regions (i.e. sunspots) on the other side of the Sun? Check out this latest educational video from SWPC to learn more about how our forecasters use helioseismology and Solar Orbiter imagery to help with our forecasts. National Weather Service

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27,651 views • 1 month ago

We are not currently anticipating any significant activity, but we wanted to try out new video/audio capabilities for when we do have something noteworthy. Let us know what you think of updates like this, and as always, go to gov for the latest forecast.
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We are not currently anticipating any significant activity, but we wanted to try out new video/audio capabilities for when we do have something noteworthy. Let us know what you think of updates like this, and as always, go to gov for the latest forecast.

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76,773 views • 4 months ago

Where are we at in the current solar cycle? that 11-year on average period of time when the Sun goes from a minimum of activity to a maximum and back to minimum. Meet Dr. Mark Miesch in this SWPC video to explain more.
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Where are we at in the current solar cycle? that 11-year on average period of time when the Sun goes from a minimum of activity to a maximum and back to minimum. Meet Dr. Mark Miesch in this SWPC video to explain more.

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23,966 views • 1 month ago

SWPC video update on large and complex sunspot group 4366 and some the thinking that goes into our forecasts. Stay aware at
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SWPC video update on large and complex sunspot group 4366 and some the thinking that goes into our forecasts. Stay aware at

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53,693 views • 4 months ago

G2 Watch for 15 May UTC-day and G1 Watches for 16-17 May. Why? Coronal Hole High Speed Stream (CH HSS) and Co-rotating Interaction Region (CIR) influences. What are these? This SWPC video update attempts to explain this and what this means in the solar wind & the forecast.
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G2 Watch for 15 May UTC-day and G1 Watches for 16-17 May. Why? Coronal Hole High Speed Stream (CH HSS) and Co-rotating Interaction Region (CIR) influences. What are these? This SWPC video update attempts to explain this and what this means in the solar wind & the forecast.

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14,281 views • 25 days ago

Solar flare and CME. This latest SWPC video tells you about this morning's solar flare, associated CME, and how we look for and analyze these CMEs. A G2 (Moderate) Watch is now out for 19 March as a result of our preliminary analyses. Stay informed at
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Solar flare and CME. This latest SWPC video tells you about this morning's solar flare, associated CME, and how we look for and analyze these CMEs. A G2 (Moderate) Watch is now out for 19 March as a result of our preliminary analyses. Stay informed at

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32,500 views • 2 months ago

Here's our final SWPC walk-through video to give you the latest space weather info about this past few days of activity. Thanks for your comments, it's quite clear you appreciate these & want to see them again for future significant events. We'll do our best to make that happen.
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Here's our final SWPC walk-through video to give you the latest space weather info about this past few days of activity. Thanks for your comments, it's quite clear you appreciate these & want to see them again for future significant events. We'll do our best to make that happen.

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53,876 views • 6 months ago

Final video update: CME passage continues, but weakening; back down to G1-G3 levels after more G4 overnight; G1 possible again tonight due to residual CME influences and CH HSS effects; & back down to S1-S2 levels. Keep space weather aware at
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Final video update: CME passage continues, but weakening; back down to G1-G3 levels after more G4 overnight; G1 possible again tonight due to residual CME influences and CH HSS effects; & back down to S1-S2 levels. Keep space weather aware at

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38,329 views • 4 months ago

What is a prominence or filament eruption? Well, there was a good one early today, 2 Mar, so to learn more about what these are and why they are important, check out this latest SWPC educational video about the latest eruption and how this one is not Earth-directed.
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What is a prominence or filament eruption? Well, there was a good one early today, 2 Mar, so to learn more about what these are and why they are important, check out this latest SWPC educational video about the latest eruption and how this one is not Earth-directed.

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28,319 views • 3 months ago

SWPC update 16 Mar 1022am EDT. Where is the first of the CMEs? This video update explains more about CMEs, hints of CME movement through space, uncertainty, & about the expected CH HSS as well. All this as part of our 19-21 Mar G2 forecast. Stay aware at
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SWPC update 16 Mar 1022am EDT. Where is the first of the CMEs? This video update explains more about CMEs, hints of CME movement through space, uncertainty, & about the expected CH HSS as well. All this as part of our 19-21 Mar G2 forecast. Stay aware at

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21,903 views • 2 months ago

Want to learn how SWPC monitors solar radiation storms? This video provides information about these storms. SWPC will be integral during the upcoming Artemis II mission as they track such storms and their intensity. As always, visit for latest forecasts.
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Want to learn how SWPC monitors solar radiation storms? This video provides information about these storms. SWPC will be integral during the upcoming Artemis II mission as they track such storms and their intensity. As always, visit for latest forecasts.

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20,314 views • 2 months ago

Solar Radiation Storms, Megaelectron Volts, Particle Flux Units - what does all this mean for Artemis II astronaut safety? Hopefully this SWPC video helps you understand in a more simplistic manner what our decision support to NASA & Artemis II means and involves.
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Solar Radiation Storms, Megaelectron Volts, Particle Flux Units - what does all this mean for Artemis II astronaut safety? Hopefully this SWPC video helps you understand in a more simplistic manner what our decision support to NASA & Artemis II means and involves.

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25,091 views • 3 months ago

The weekend forecast for 13-15 March calls for G1 chances due to coronal hole high speed stream influences. What are these features? To learn more about them and how they can impact the forecast, watch this SWPC video and let us know what you think about short videos like this.
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The weekend forecast for 13-15 March calls for G1 chances due to coronal hole high speed stream influences. What are these features? To learn more about them and how they can impact the forecast, watch this SWPC video and let us know what you think about short videos like this.

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11,061 views • 2 months ago

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