A real-time space weather monitoring tool providing data on solar flares, geomagnetic storms, and aurora forecasts via NOAA.
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npx clawhub@latest install solar-weather
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Get the raw skill files in a ZIP archive.
The Solar Weather Monitor is a specialized technical utility designed to bridge the gap between complex heliophysics data and actionable insights for users. By leveraging real-time feeds from the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center, this skill enables AI agents and developers to track critical environmental factors beyond Earth's atmosphere. Whether you are managing satellite operations or planning a photography trip to see the Northern Lights, integrating this tool into your Openclaw Skills library provides immediate access to current conditions and long-term forecasts.
The skill functions as a comprehensive dashboard for space weather, offering detailed metrics on the R (Radio Blackouts), S (Solar Radiation), and G (Geomagnetic Storms) scales. It translates raw telemetry like Solar Wind magnetic field components into human-readable summaries, making it an essential resource for those sensitive to ionospheric changes, such as ham radio operators and power grid technicians.
To begin using this skill within your environment, ensure you have Python 3 installed. Clone the repository and navigate to the directory. No external API keys are required as it utilizes NOAA public data.
# Clone the repository
git clone [repository-url]
cd solar-weather-monitor
# Run the current conditions check
python3 solar-weather.py current
You can verify the installation by running the summary command to see a full overview of space weather.
The skill organizes its output into logical categories based on NOAA's official scaling system. Data can be exported in structured JSON for programmatic use within the broader ecosystem of Openclaw Skills.
| Metric | Description | Possible Values |
|---|---|---|
| R Scale | Radio Blackouts | R0 (none) to R5 (extreme) |
| S Scale | Solar Radiation | S0 (none) to S5 (extreme) |
| G Scale | Geomagnetic Storms | G0 (none) to G5 (extreme) |
| Solar Wind Bz | Magnetic Field North/South | nT (Negative values favor Aurora) |
| Aurora Outlook | Visibility Prediction | LOW, MODERATE, HIGH |
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