"X-FLARE! Earth-orbiting satellites have just detected an X1-class solar flare (Oct. 2nd @ 2025 UT). Ironically, it did not come from big dangerous sunspot AR3112, described below, but rather from AR3110, a smaller and apparently less threatening active region. The flare (image) produced a shortwave radio blackout over the Pacific Ocean and parts of North America (blackout map), and it may have hurled a CME into space. Stay tuned for updates".
https://spaceweather.com/
"Solar activity continues at high levels on Sunday. Multiple solar flares were detected on the Sun, including an X1.0 event at 20:25 UTC (Oct 2) by AR 3110. Just like the previous events around this region, a fairly narrow band of plasma appears to have been flung into space and not directly towards our planet. More updates regarding this event whenever necessary. It also appears that an M-Flare was in progress at nearly the same time around large AR 3112 in the northeast quadrant. Additional solar flares above the M1.0 threshold will remain likely during the next 24 hours with an increased chance for a major X-Class event. With the addition of AR 3112, the solar flux index rose to 154.. It should be noted that X-Flare from earlier today was the first Earth facing X-Class event since May 10, 2022".
https://www.solarham.net/
"A BIG DANGEROUS SUNSPOT: One of the biggest sunspots in years has just rotated over the sun's northeastern limb. Introducing, AR3112: AR3112 has more than a dozen dark cores scattered across 130,000 km of solar terrain, making it an easy target for backyard solar telescopes. Don't have a solar filter? Use the projection method, instead.
The image above is a magnetic map of the sun's surface with a white light photo of AR3112 inset. It shows what makes this sunspot group so dangerous. Positive and negative magnetic polarities are bumping together--an explosive mixture that could produce an X-class solar flare.
The emergence of AR3112 already fully formed and unstable could herald two weeks of high solar activity as the sunspot group transits the solar disk, facing Earth the whole time. Stay tuned".
https://spaceweather.com/