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Geomagnetic field in Yehud

QuietNo geomagnetic field disturbances expected

Today14 December

  • 14 December, today, 6 am - Kp 2, Quiet

  • 9 am - Kp 1, Quiet

  • 12 pm - Kp 1, Quiet

  • 3 pm - Kp 2, Quiet

  • 6 pm - Kp 1, Quiet

  • 9 pm - Kp 1, Quiet

  • 15 December, tomorrow, 12 am - Kp 1, Quiet

  • 15 December, tomorrow, 3 am - Kp 2, Quiet

Tomorrow15 December

  • 15 December, tomorrow, 6 am - Kp 2, Quiet

  • 9 am - Kp 2, Quiet

  • 12 pm - Kp 1, Quiet

  • 3 pm - Kp 2, Quiet

  • 6 pm - Kp 2, Quiet

  • 9 pm - Kp 3, Quiet

Monday16 December

  • Quiet0-4
  • Minor storm5
  • Moderate storm6
  • Strong storm7
  • Severe storm8
  • Extreme storm9

FAQ

What are solar flares?

A solar flare is a brief, explosive event in the Sun’s atmosphere that releases energy. This results in a sudden increase in brightness across certain wavelengths of electromagnetic radiation.

What are the northern lights?

An aurora, also commonly known as the northern lights, is a bright natural light display in the upper layers of the atmosphere that occurs when the Earth's magnetosphere interacts with charged particles from the solar wind.

The strongest magnetic storm

The most powerful geomagnetic storm in recorded history occurred in 1859. From August 28 to September 2, a series of solar flares led to a storm between September 1 and 2 that knocked out entire telegraph systems in Europe and North America. During this event, the Northern Lights were even observed over the Caribbean.

Do magnetic storms affect people?

Many studies on the effects of magnetic storms on human health simply compare medical statistics with recorded solar flares and magnetic storms. However, this correlation doesn’t prove a direct connection — it doesn’t explain the possible mechanism by which changes in the Earth's magnetic field could affect our well-being. In other words, the question is still open to debate.

What are magnetic storms?

The Earth’s magnetic field constantly resists the solar wind. However, powerful solar flares sometimes occur, and a stream of coronal mass hits the magnetosphere with increased force and speed, causing it to compress under pressure. This creates additional stress in the planet's magnetic field and intensifies electrical currents. This is how magnetic storms form.

Magnetic storms

View information about geomagnetic activity in for today (12/14/2024), tomorrow, and the day after tomorrow. At the moment, the Kp-index is 2 — quiet. Tomorrow, the Kp-index is expected to be 3 — quiet , and the day after tomorrow, the Kp-index is expected to be null — quiet.