INFO FROM SIDC - RWC BELGIUM 2015 Mar 01 12:26:51

Solar activity was dominated by C-class flares from NOAA AR 2290 and 2994.
The strongest was a C3.7 flare from NOAA AR 2290 peaking at 05:13 UT. More
C-class flares are expected with chances of M-class flaring.
Two full halo CMEs occurred on February 28. Both were backsided events. One
starting at 04:36 UT (LASCO-C2) and the other at 21:36 UT. Additionally a
CME directed to the NW was seen erupting at 15:12 UT, this is a frontside
event coming from north of NOAA AR 2292. This CME was slow, it  may arrive
to the Earth on March 4 and cause at most minor storm conditions.
Geomagnetic activity was dominated by a fast speed stream that caused
active conditions with isolated minor storm periods starting at midnight on
March 1 and still ongoing. The solar wind speed is around 500 km/s with
magnetic fields intensities of 10 nT. More active conditions can be
expected for today.