Historic Solar Storm Unleashes Global Aurora Displays
A powerful geomagnetic storm has triggered widespread sightings of the Northern Lights, with potential visibility extending as far south as Alabama.
- The geomagnetic storm, reaching a G5 severity, marks one of the most intense solar disturbances in decades.
- Auroras, typically seen near the poles, dazzled observers across the U.S., Europe, and as far as China due to the storm's strength.
- NOAA and other weather agencies issued rare high-level geomagnetic storm watches, anticipating further auroral activity.
- Experts warn of possible disruptions to power grids and satellite communications due to the ongoing solar storm.
- Viewing conditions for the auroras remain favorable in many parts of the Northern Hemisphere, with peak visibility near midnight.
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