A magnetic storm will cover the Earth: possible deterioration of well-being

On the last day of April, the Earth will be covered by a magnetic storm, which may intensify as early as early May.

This is evidenced by data from the British Geological Survey.

According to scientists’ forecasts, a weak G1 storm (green) will begin on April 30 due to the influence of activity on the Sun. This is a so-called coronal hole, which accelerates the flow of the solar wind.

The situation may worsen as early as May 1, as the storm is capable of reaching the G2 level (yellow), i.e. becoming moderate.

Experts also do not rule out additional impact from the solar mass ejection that occurred a few days ago. If it reaches Earth, the storm could be stronger and reach the red level.

Magnetic storms of this level can affect people’s well-being. In particular, headaches, fatigue, or pressure drops are possible. On such days, it is advised to rest more, drink water, and avoid overload.

There may also be occasional minor disruptions to communication and navigation.

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