Upcoming solar activity indicates that there is a likelihood of more solar storms in the coming week.
According to predictions, solar activity is expected to remain moderate, with a 60% chance of a solar storm affecting Earth in the near future.
This follows recent solar flares that have already impacted the planet, leading to beautiful auroras in various regions.
Increased Solar Activity: Experts, including Professor Rami Qahwaji from the University of Bradford, suggest that we are currently experiencing a solar maximum, which typically leads to more frequent solar storms.
The peak of Solar Cycle 25 may have been reached earlier than anticipated, increasing the likelihood of coronal mass ejections (CMEs) directed towards Earth.
Potential Storm Impact: NOAA has indicated that the solar storms could lead to geomagnetic activity ranging from minor to moderate levels.
This could result in auroras visible at lower latitudes, depending on the strength of the storms.