Solar and Geomagnetic Activity Forecast – August 25, 2024
R1–R2 (Minor–Moderate) solar flare events remain likely through the weekend of August 23–25, as solar cycle 25 continues, marked by the presence of various sunspot groups, NOAA reported.
On August 25, 2024, the geomagnetic activity level, indicated by a k-Index of 2, predicts a calm magnetic environment. This suggests that only minimal disturbances in Earth’s magnetic field, originating from solar wind interactions, are expected. Consequently, it's unlikely for strong geomagnetic storms or significant auroral activity to take place. Individuals sensitive to weather fluctuations may find relief due to the stability accompanying this low geomagnetic activity.
This quiet state can be beneficial for outdoor activities and those with certain health conditions, fostering enhanced engagement and well-being. The reduced flux in geomagnetic activity leads to stable weather patterns, heightening overall mental and physical comfort, especially for athletes and people with chronic health issues.
Earlier, SSP wrote about Earth's geomagnetic disturbances in August.
