#Solar Activity

On September 16, 2026, Earth is in a zone of elevated geomagnetic activity: according to NOAA, brief periods of a weak G1-level storm are possible. A severe storm is not expected.

According to NOAA, the geomagnetic field will remain quiet from September 4–6: the maximum Kp index will not exceed 2.67, which is below the G1 storm threshold. No real storm is expected over the weekend.

NOAA forecasts magnetic storms with a K-index of 5–6 and a red danger level for August 29–30, 2026: GPS and satellite communication disruptions and deteriorated well-being due to the impact on melatonin production are possible.

According to the NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center, no magnetic storms are forecast on Earth on August 24, 2026: geomagnetic conditions are expected to be quiet. Doctors still remind of precautionary measures.

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