A continuous 10-day magnetic storm is still affecting Earth. What’s next?

A magnetic storm has engulfed the Earth, lasting for ten days now. During this time, its maximum intensity reached 6 points, and it is expected to continue fluctuating in the near future.

As stated by the Meteoagent resource, which generates its forecast using data from NOAA satellite systems, TESIS, and international scientific meteorological laboratories, on November 4, the storm's strength reached 6 points, indicating it is strong.

By November 5, it will decrease to a "green" level. From November 6 to 10, no geomagnetic fluctuations above 2 points are anticipated.

For reference: scientists use a special K-index scale to assess the intensity of a magnetic storm. If the chart shows values oscillating between 1 and 4, they are considered insignificant and have minimal impact. However, storms ranging from 5 to 9 points pose a threat to the Earth's magnetic field.

As a reminder, earlier "Telegraph" reported on which areas of Ukraine will be covered by the first snow. In addition to that, scattered precipitation, stormy winds, and temperature swings are expected in some regions.