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Volgogradtsev November 15 expects a calm geomagnetic situation

Good news for weather addicts: on November 15, the geomagnetic background will be calm (Kp 1.33–1.67, “green zone”)

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Volgogradtsev November 15 expects a calm geomagnetic situation

According to the forecasts of the IKI RAS and NOAA, serious disturbances are not planned - the active region on the Sun has exhausted its resource after the outbreaks at the beginning of the month.

So you can safely plan things without worrying about pressure surges from space. But remember: if you still feel worse, the reason may be different – do not ignore the symptoms, consult a specialist.

According to the Solar Astronomy Laboratory of the IKI RAS and the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center, activity may increase slightly by the end of the weekend, so watch for forecast updates.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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