Magnetic Storms in November 2015
Weather sensitivity is not the most frightening, but still a rather unpleasant issue for many of us. To prevent magnetic storms from disrupting your plans, cross-check them with the solar activity calendar, and you will be able to avoid numerous problems.
The first half of November will be particularly tense for all of us. During this period, the Sun will be more active, meaning more of its energy will reach Earth. Astronomers and meteorologists predict a whole series of solar flares.
Magnetic storm schedule for November 2015
November 3 – the first strong flare. Meteorological forecasts promise a magnetic storm of moderate intensity.
November 4 – heightened solar activity continues, resulting in intensified fluctuations of Earth’s magnetic fields.
November 5 – the third day of the magnetic storm. Solar energy is decreasing, but its influence is still clearly felt on Earth.
November 8 — the next noticeable magnetic surge. Its strength will be less than the previous one, but weather-sensitive individuals should still take precautions to avoid health deterioration.
November 9 – increased magnetic fluctuations and continued atmospheric disturbances on Earth.
November 10 – solar magnetic fluctuations may cause adverse effects on technical equipment.
November 11 – the third day of solar flares.
November 14 — another significant magnetic storm; magnetic fluctuations are expected to be stronger than those predicted by astronomers at the beginning of the month.
November 17 – the last notable flare in the previous astronomical weather forecast.
What is important to remember during a magnetic storm
These atmospheric phenomena are far from dangerous for everyone, but if you are particularly sensitive, your well-being may deteriorate on such days. To avoid this, do not overexert yourself at work or during physical activities. If you have chronic illnesses, remember to carry your medication with you. For more detailed information on preventive measures during magnetic storms, click the link to our article.
In addition to health issues, devices and technical equipment may also malfunction. Unpredictable weather changes are also possible. On the dates indicated in the calendar, carry an umbrella, don’t forget a warm scarf, and remember that your health is in your hands.
Magnetic storms cannot be controlled, but you can make efforts to minimize their negative effects. After all, the Sun’s positive influence on us is far greater, both according to the laws of astrology and the laws of life. Monitor the weather and stay well.
