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08-13-2024 - Geomagnetic, Solar, and Radio Activity Observations and Forecast

Aug 13, 2024 · 1m 14s
08-13-2024 - Geomagnetic, Solar, and Radio Activity Observations and Forecast
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Hey there, weather enthusiasts! Ready for a mix of space weather forecasts alongside your regular terrestrial updates? Let's dive in! Starting off with some out-of-this-world stuff - there might be...

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Hey there, weather enthusiasts! Ready for a mix of space weather forecasts alongside your regular terrestrial updates? Let's dive in!

Starting off with some out-of-this-world stuff - there might be some geomagnetic storms hitting Earth soon. On a scale from G1 to G2, translating to Minor to Moderate storms, we're looking at some activity from Aug 13 - 15. So, if things start getting a bit wonky with your gadgets, you'll know why - it's those CME influences at play.

Now, onto the celestial spotlight - solar radiation. We're not expecting any major storms, but there's a slight 15% chance of some Minor S1 storms from Aug 13 - 15. Just a heads up in case you spot anything unusual up in the sky.

And lastly, for the radio buffs out there - blackout levels might be a bit shaky. Ranging from R1 to potentially R3 or more, these events can mess with communications, so keep an eye out for that on Aug 13 - 15.

For more in-depth info, you can always check out the U.S. Department of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center. Stay tuned for updates and, as always, stay weather-wise, folks!

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