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2026-10-30 -Signs, Portents, and the Weather-
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A magnetic storm may hit Earth on the night of October 31
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[Regnum] A magnetic storm could hit Earth on the night of October 31. This was reported on October 29 by the Solar Astronomy Laboratory at IKI and the Institute of Solar-Terrestrial Physics (ISTP).
Between October 28 and 30, space weather will be calm: the magnetosphere will remain stable, without any sudden surges or fluctuations. However, on October 31, tension within it will increase, and a magnetic storm will begin.
However, on November 1st, it will not subside, but will continue to rage. The magnetosphere will be in a state of heightened activity. Magnetic field fluctuations will also remain noticeable, according to the laboratory's website.
On October 10, Mikhail Leus, a leading specialist at the Phobos weather center, reported that a cloud of solar material ejected during one of the recent solar flares had reached Earth.
Previously, experts predicted that weak and moderate magnetic storms would hit Earth on October 9. Several M-level solar flares (the second-lowest possible intensity) occurred on the Sun, two of which were recorded on October 6.
The first magnetic storm of the fall occurred on September 8th. The event was weak, classified as Category I on a five-point scale. The disturbances were associated with a plasma cloud ejected by the Sun.
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