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Solar Activity Rebounds in Systemic Surge, With Possible Midweek Geomagnetic Effects

Scientists report two 150,000‑km active regions driving repeated C‑ and M‑class flares with no clear X‑class potential.

Overview

  • The Laboratory of Solar Astronomy at Russia’s Space Research Institute says strong flares have resumed contrary to earlier forecasts.
  • The current flare level is around M1.0 to M2.0 after a four‑month peak of M6.4 recorded on September 28.
  • Two active centers roughly 150,000 kilometers across are producing successive C‑ and M‑class events.
  • On Monday the lab logged eight C‑class flares and one M‑class flare.
  • Geomagnetic effects on Earth are considered possible from Wednesday or Thursday, and the lab reports no obvious signs of imminent X‑class activity.