The flash that occurred in the sun on May 30 can cause interruptions in the work of energy and satellite infrastructure. This was reported by the Center for Space Weather Forecasts (SWPC), which is part of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Research of the USA (Noaa).
The SWPC statement notes that a solar storm can adversely affect power supply systems, satellite networks and navigation signals. Especially emphasizes the risk of problems with voltage control in power lines and possible short -term interruptions.
strong levels of geomagnetic activity can be preserved on June 1 and 2. According to the forecast, from June 3, a weakening of the storm to moderate and weak levels is expected – G1 and G2.
In addition, experts noted that in regions with high geographical breadth, observations of the northern lights are possible.