Solar winds will bring magnetic storms to Earth in the coming days. Will they be intense?

A geomagnetic storm continues to rage on our planet, reaching a level of 6. Meanwhile, a large hole in the Sun's atmosphere that emits solar wind has turned "toward" Earth. This could lead to a magnetic storm in the coming days.

The significant hole in the Sun's atmosphere is directly facing Earth, and the solar wind flowing from it is heading towards our planet. If it arrives, a magnetic storm of class G1 (moderate) is expected to begin on January 31 or February 1, as reported by astro-meteorologists from the space weather research site Spaceweather.

At the same time, according to data from Meteoagent, which creates its forecast based on satellite systems from NOAA, TESIS, and scientific international meteorological laboratories worldwide, a 6-point magnetic storm is persisting on Earth on January 29. However, it will disappear from the fluctuation chart the following day, January 30.

The geomagnetic "calm" will not last long, and by February 1, a magnetic storm at level 4, which is considered moderate, will begin and last for one day.

Let us remind you that earlier "Telegraph" reported that soon anomalous warmth will leave Ukraine. Instead, cold days will arrive.