Experts have published the dates of magnetic storms along with intensity forecasts.
According to satellite systems from NOAA, Meteoagent, and international meteorological laboratories, changes in geomagnetic activity are expected in the coming days.
Scientists warn that several magnetic fluctuations are anticipated shortly, which may have adverse effects.
On Wednesday, January 22, a powerful red-level magnetic storm (K-index 6) is expected, with the most significant impact occurring between 12:00 PM and 6:00 PM.
On Thursday, January 23, weak to moderate fluctuations are expected, and on Friday, January 24, weak to moderate fluctuations will also occur.
On Saturday, January 25, there will be a red-level magnetic storm (K-index 5).
However, it is essential to remember that forecasts of magnetic activity are preliminary, as solar activity can change very rapidly.
People sensitive to weather changes may report headaches and feelings of discomfort during magnetic storms.
Some individuals may experience disruptions in their cardiovascular system, elevated blood pressure, and exacerbation of chronic diseases during magnetic storms.
To minimize the impact of magnetic storms, experts recommend reducing the risk of stressful situations, increasing rest time, and ensuring adequate sleep.
Additionally, it is important to maintain a balanced diet and drink sufficient amounts of water.