Magnetic storms at the end of June: which days will be difficult for weather-sensitive people
The end of June promises to be relatively calm for weather-sensitive people. According to the forecast of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), no strong magnetic storms are expected in the coming days.
Experts assess geomagnetic activity using the Kp-index — a global indicator of disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field. The scale ranges from 0 to 9 points, where 0 means complete calm, and 9 means an extremely strong magnetic storm.
According to the forecast, until the end of the month, the indicators will not exceed 4 points, which corresponds to moderate geomagnetic activity and is not considered a magnetic storm.
Space weather forecast for the end of June:
- June 19 — Kp 4 (activity);
- June 20 — Kp 3 (unrest);
- June 21 — Kp 2 (calm);
- June 22 — Kp 3 (unrest);
- June 23 — Kp 4 (activity);
- June 24 — Kp 2 (calm);
- June 25 — Kp 2 (calm);
- June 26 — Kp 2 (calm);
- June 27 — Kp 3 (unrest);
- June 28 — Kp 3 (unrest);
- June 29 — Kp 2 (calm);
- June 30 — Kp 2 (calm).
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