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Geomagnetic Conditions Calm After Earth Exits Coronal‑Hole Stream

Forecasters report a gradual rise in solar flare activity that carries moderate short‑term risks.

Overview

  • IKI RAN says the geomagnetic situation on Friday is expected to remain calm.
  • Over the past day, conditions stayed quiet as solar flare activity was slightly elevated without posing risks to Earth.
  • Earth fully moved out of the coronal‑hole–driven disturbed plasma flow by late Thursday, with solar‑wind speed, temperature and density returning to average levels.
  • The strongest disturbance peaked on September 15 with events up to G3, after which indices stabilized and no new events were recorded from September 16 to 18.
  • Scientists note only weak plasma ejections that mostly miss Earth and say monitoring and daily forecasts continue.