Overview

• NOAA has classified the incoming solar storm as G2, indicating a moderate level of geomagnetic disturbance.
• The storm originates from a coronal hole on the Sun that is emitting high-speed particles toward Earth.
• Peak activity is forecast between 22:30 on Saturday and 01:30 on Sunday, offering chances to view auroras across northern Germany.
• Experts warn that a southward orientation of the solar wind’s magnetic field could intensify impacts on power grids, satellites and radio communications.
• A full blackout across Germany or Europe is not anticipated given the storm’s moderate classification.