Geomagnetic storm expected as the Sun awakens with an M-class flare
Written by AI from earthsky.org's report. Not checked by a person.
Forecasters expected minor to moderate (G1–G2) geomagnetic storm conditions, peaking on 7 November, after an M-class solar flare. Aurora displays were possible at higher latitudes.
EarthSky's live solar-activity page reported that the Sun produced an M-class flare and that forecasters expected G1 to G2 (minor to moderate) geomagnetic storm levels, with the biggest disturbances on 7 November. Such storms can produce auroras at higher latitudes and can occasionally disturb satellites, radio communication and power grids, though minor storms usually cause little disruption. The story is part of ongoing coverage of heightened solar activity. Note: details come from search summaries and the exact flare class and timing should be checked against the page.
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