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The first noticeable magnetic storm of 2026 could occur as early as the night of January 2-3.
A fairly strong pre-New Year's Eve flare, measuring M7.1, occurred yesterday between 3:12 PM and 2:11 UTC. For regions in the UTC+10 time zone, the flare coincided with the chimes of midnight.
Polar lights and weak magnetic storms confirmed for New Year's Eve
Calculations confirm the possibility of observing bright aurora borealis over the country on New Year's Eve. According to models, two factors are simultaneously affecting Earth at this moment: a small coronal hole currently observed in the Sun's northern hemisphere and the approach of the edge of a plasma cloud ejected from the Sun by a series of M-class flares that occurred overnight between Sunday and Monday.
The sun has created intrigue for the New Year
Contrary to all predictions, the Sun managed to create intrigue for the New Year's holidays. While yesterday the chances of celebrating New Year's Eve under the Northern Lights were minimal, now, unexpectedly, the chances have increased.
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