As of today, October 4, 2023, there are no active solar storms currently expected to hit Earth tomorrow. The next solar cycle is expected to peak in 2025, so there is a higher chance of more powerful solar storms occurring then.
However, even during times of high solar activity, the vast majority of solar storms are relatively weak and pose little threat to Earth.
Stronger solar storms can cause temporary disruptions to power grids, radio communications, and satellite systems.
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In rare cases, they can also trigger geomagnetic storms that can cause auroras at lower latitudes than usual. However, the risk of serious damage from solar storms is relatively low.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) Space Weather Prediction Center provides up-to-date information about solar storms and their potential impact on Earth.
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