Geomagnetic Storm – M7.1 solar flare
Preliminary data indicate a coronal mass ejection (CME) accompanied the flare; the probability of geomagnetic disturbances in early January is currently assessed at G1–G2.
Geomagnetic Storm
Geomagnetic Storm G3 Set to Hit Earth
The peak of this Severe Geomagnetic Storm, rated G3, is anticipated on December 9, 2025. This is not a minor event; it is a serious storm capable of impacting sensitive technology and significantly affecting the health of vulnerable individuals.
MAJOR X5.1 SOLAR FLARE: First Ground Level Enhancement (GLE) in Two Decades
On November 19, 2025, Earth-orbiting satellites detected a massive X5.1 class solar flare. While X-class flares are not uncommon during Solar Maximum, the high-energy physics of this event distinguishes it as one of the most significant solar storms of the modern era.
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The Biggest Solar Flare This Cycle Triggering Space Weather Chaos
On 11 November 2025, the Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) reported a major solar flare: an X5.1‑class event from Region 4274 at 10:04 UTC. NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center.
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Sunzilla Awakens: X1.8 Solar Flare Erupts on November 4
At approximately the time of the flare, a 10 cm radio burst with peak flux of ~160 sfu was recorded—a sign that high-frequency radio noise and ionospheric disturbances are real possibilities.
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