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The websites that are the most useful for updates on space weather conditions are as follows:
NOAA Space Weather Center - This is a major, and official, source for space weather warnings and data about the current conditions using satellite and ground-based data
Spaceweather.com - This resource gives you a popularized synopsis of the current space weather conditions. It includes amateur photos of aurora, and stories related to the latest solar storm event.
International Space Environment Services - The international version of NOAA's Space Environment Center.
NASA Spacewarn Bulletin - Updates on satellites, launches, orbit decays.
The Space Weather Journal - The American Geophysical Union has created a journal for space weather researchers to publish their findings.
IPS Radio and Space Services - The Australian space weather service, with a particular emphasis on radio interference issues caused by solar flares.
Student Observation Network - A great page featuring links to dozens of online satellite and ground-based real-time data sources.