Planetary-K-Index
Alexander Frascona
Track the planetary K-index (Kp) — the standard measure of global geomagnetic activity. Planetary K-Index shows live Kp from NOAA, official charts from GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences, and related space-weather products so you can see quiet conditions, active periods, and geomagnetic storms at a glance. WHAT YOU GET • Kp — estimated planetary K-index with scrubbable bars, conditions, and a 24-hour forecast • NOAA — station K & A indices, Boulder magnetometer, geospace, ACE, and aurora maps • Europe · GFZ — official Kp nowcast charts, Hp30, daily plots, Bartels diagram, plus Poland INTERMAGNET magnetograms (Belsk & Hel) • Pull to refresh on live data and chart screens WHY Kp MATTERS The K-index (and planetary Kp) characterizes disturbances in Earth’s magnetic field. Space weather agencies use it for geomagnetic alerts and warnings. Higher Kp values mean stronger activity — and better chances of aurora at lower latitudes during storms. FROM THE MAKERS OF QUICK SCHUMANN CHECK A focused companion for people who follow Kp, geomagnetic storms, and space weather — without the clutter. Data courtesy of NOAA SWPC, GFZ Helmholtz Centre for Geosciences, and IGF PAS (INTERMAGNET).
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