The magnetic storm has been ongoing for over a week. Here’s what to expect in the coming days.

The magnetic storm, which has been affecting our planet for quite a while, shows no signs of weakening in the coming days. Astrometeorologists predict that its intensity will rise to the "red" level.

According to the forecast from Meteoagent, which bases its predictions on satellite systems from NOAA, TESIS, and international scientific meteorological laboratories worldwide, as of January 13, a strong magnetic storm of 6 points is currently present on Earth. By January 14, its intensity is expected to decrease to the "green" level.

Low magnetic activity is anticipated to persist until the end of the current week, from January 14 to 19.

It is important to remember that a magnetic storm is a disturbance of the Earth's geomagnetic field, which can last from an hour to an entire day. During this time, weather-sensitive individuals may experience a decline in well-being. Additionally, strong magnetic storms can disrupt electronic devices.

As a reminder, "Telegraph" previously reported on where in Ukraine severe frosts are expected in the coming days. Meteorologists predict that temperatures in some areas may drop to -12…17 degrees.