Strongest Solar Storms of the Month Approaching - January 17th Confirmed by NOAA

NOAA confirmed it on January 2nd two weeks before it happens. The strongest geomagnetic storm of January is heading toward Earth, and the timing is so precise that forecasters marked January 17th on the calendar weeks ago. That doesn't happen with space weather. Not like this. If you've been following aurora reports this week, you already know Earth's magnetosphere has been active. But what's coming on January 17th is different a K-index 5 storm from a recurring coronal hole that's been tracked through multiple solar rotations. This is pattern-based science playing out in real time.

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NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center - 27-Day Outlook: https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/27...

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⚠️ Disclaimer: The information included in this video originates from multiple publicly available sources and has been compiled for educational and informational use. While accuracy and relevance have been prioritized, certain interpretations or analyses may differ as new data becomes available. The imagery and visuals displayed throughout this video have been created using artificial intelligence for representation purposes only.



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