Space weather
Assessed by an AI model against this signal's rubric. Describes conditions; not a forecast or advice.
NormalEasingG2 S0 R0
Geomagnetic storm eased to quiet levels; no radiation or radio storms
Why it's at this level
NOAA's scales reached G2 (moderate) geomagnetic storm levels in the 24 hours to 1 Nov but were at G0 S0 R0 at 11:40 UTC on 1 Nov. No storm above G0 is forecast over the next three days.
What this means for you
No significant space-weather effects are expected. Minor G1 storms can bring aurora to northern Scotland.
Why it matters
Severe solar storms can disrupt satellites, GPS, HF radio and power grids.
What moves it
Solar flares and coronal mass ejections; solar cycle 25 is near its peak.
Status at each of the last 8 checks
How it's rated
Alert
G4+, S3+ or R4+.
Watch
G3, S2 or R3.
Normal
NOAA scales G0–G2, S0–S1, R0–R2.
Sources
- NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center2026-11-01