OREANDA-NEWS  Magnetic storms will hit the Earth on Tuesday, November 11. Mikhail Leus, chief forecaster of the Phobos weather center, warned Russians about this in his Telegram channel.

The meteorologist noted that on Monday, November 10, space weather began in the "green" zone. However, there are forecasts that by the end of the day a cloud of solar plasma will approach the planet — it was ejected during an average flare on November 7. The geomagnetic field will become perturbed, but magnetic storms are unlikely on this day.

On Tuesday, November 11, a more powerful cloud of solar matter will overtake the Earth after a powerful solar flare on November 9 — the impact on the geomagnetic field will be more intense. "On Tuesday evening, magnetic storms of moderate to moderate intensity, G1-G2, are forecast to last until Wednesday morning, and the Earth's magnetosphere will calm down only in the second half of November 12," Leus predicted.

Earlier, a G2-level magnetic storm hit the Earth.3. Such a disturbance of the magnetosphere was recorded on Saturday, November 8.