|| CESSI SPACE WEATHER BULLETIN || 29 JUNE 2026 || NOMINAL CONDITIONS WITH MODERATE-HIGH CHANCES OF ESCALATION || Few active region complexes are currently visible across the solar disk. Our flare-prediction algorithm indicates a moderate-to-high probability of X/M-class flare activity from Active Region (AR) 14478. As the region is currently Earth-facing, any major eruptive activity may be accompanied by Earth-directed coronal mass ejections (CMEs). Active Regions 14477, 14479, and 14480 exhibit a low-to-moderate probability of producing X/M class flares. A large southern coronal hole is visible on the solar disk, but its location rules out any significant hazard; it may play a role in CME deflection should any take off from the southern hemisphere's magnetic complexes. The current solar wind speed is above 400 km/s. Overall, space weather conditions are currently nominal, with a moderate-to-high likelihood of escalation—related to flares and eruptive, flare-associated CMEs—over the coming week.