On Thursday, April 3, a powerful magnetic storm with the QC-Index 5 was recorded, which indicates a high level of solar activity. According to meteorological resources, such as MeteoAgen, today's storm is part of cyclic changes in the behavior of the sun that may have different effects on the Earth.
This level of activity of the sun is significant because it corresponds to strong magnetic storms that can disrupt the work of navigation systems, cause polar glows and influence technical means such as satellites and communication systems.
It should be noted that April began with relatively low sun activity. In the first half of the month, experts recorded a green level of activity that corresponds to low magnetic storms and, according to forecasts, this level can be kept in the near future. This contrasts with March, which was marked by much greater solar activity. Over the past month, the level of danger was often red, which indicates powerful outbreaks and a significant impact on the Earth's atmosphere.
Experts point out that even at current low activity, sharp changes are possible, because the sun remains unpredictable, and new solar outbreaks or coronary mass emissions can occur at any time. Such phenomena can cause powerful magnetic storms, which, in turn, can have serious consequences for the earth's infrastructure and human health.
Meteorologists recommend being prepared for changes in space weather and monitoring current forecasts, as solar activity can significantly change the situation at any time.
