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A powerful magnetic storm is expected to strike Earth on March 14، driven by intense solar flares and anomalies on the Sun's surface. Astrophyicists warn that this event could have adverse effects، particularly on individuals sensitive to meteorological changes.

Increased Solar Wind Speed

Scientists predict that a massive "coronal hole" on the Sun will accelerate the solar wind to speeds of up to 577 kilometers per second. This surge is anticipated to intensify fluctuations in Earth's magnetosphere. Experts estimate the probability of Earth's magnetic field remaining stable at a mere 9%.

Health Implications

The heightened magnetic storm poses risks for individuals with cardiovascular conditions and those prone to headaches. Increased solar activity can lead to spikes in arterial blood pressure and general fatigue. The solar flare activity index is already in the concerning "yellow zone."

The 'Coronal Hole' Phenomenon

Experts identify a unique solar structure، a vast "coronal hole،" as the primary cause of this phenomenon. This hole resembles a colossal rift stretching from the Sun's south to north pole. A similar structure observed a month prior triggered G1-G2 level storms on Earth.