Geomagnetic storms 14 March 2025

4/9
No storm
3/9
No storm
4/9
No storm
0-4- Silent geomagnetic activity
5- Minor geomagnetic storm
6- Moderate geomagnetic storm
7- Strong geomagnetic storm
8- Severe geomagnetic storm
9- Extreme geomagnetic storm

Geomagnetic activity 14 March 2025

Description

4/9
No storm

On Friday, March 14, 2025, a geomagnetic activity level (kIndex) of 4 is recorded. This level denotes "active" geomagnetic conditions, indicating increased solar wind and magnetic fluctuations, but is still considered moderate on the kIndex scale. Generally, this level of activity may result in mild auroras at higher latitudes and has minimal impact on technology and everyday life. For weather-sensitive individuals, the effects of a kIndex of 4 can manifest as slight fluctuations in mood and energy levels. Some may experience headaches or increased fatigue, likely due to the body's response to fluctuating electromagnetic fields. While these effects are generally mild, people with chronic conditions may feel more sensitive to changes in their environment. In summary, a kIndex of 4 indicates active geomagnetic conditions that are unlikely to cause major disruptions but may still prompt subtle physical or emotional responses in sensitive individuals. Awareness of these conditions can help individuals manage their well-being during periods of geomagnetic activity.