The Kp Index has been at 1 or Zero for the past 15 hours, so I don't think anything has been hitting the magnetosphere. All is quiet.
[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

3-Day Spaceweather Forecast:
[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]

A predicted CME for the 2nd never materialized. The ACE data has been sporadically crazy, but I'm fairly certain it's a software issue or perhaps some charging of the sensors from the last big storm. We'll be in bad shape without the ACE satellite; even the Chinese and Russian space weather sites rely on USAF/NOAA/NASA/ACE solar event data-surely another sign of the NEW WORLD ORDER, haha.

By the way, forgive me if this was already posted (I just saw it today);

GOES-14 Online as Secondary X-ray Sensor and Imager:
GOES-14 has been brought online to provide additional operational coverage during the GOES eclipse season, the period where Earth comes between the GOES spacecraft and the Sun, obscuring the measurement for a brief period each day. After the eclipse season (on or around October 16th), GOES-14 will become the primary, and only, operational X-ray measurement platform (both XRS and SXI) during planned maintenance for GOES-15. After the GOES-15 maintenance (on or around October 30th), GOES-14 will return to storage and GOES-15 will once again be the primary, and only, operational X-ray measurement platform.

[link to www.swpc.noaa.gov]