Geomagnetic storms 22 January 2026

4/9
No storm
4/9
No storm
3/9
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 22 January 2026

Description

4/9
No storm

On Thursday, January 22, 2026, a geomagnetic activity level (kIndex) of 4 indicates a moderate level of activity, typically categorized as "quiet" in the context of geomagnetic storms. This level suggests increased disturbances in the Earth's magnetic field, primarily caused by solar wind interactions. While generally unremarkable, kIndex 4 can lead to sporadic fluctuations in the magnetosphere. For weather-sensitive individuals, the impact may be subtle yet notable. Some people, particularly those with certain health conditions, may experience mild symptoms such as headaches, fatigue, or mood swings. Others may report changes in sleep patterns or an increase in anxiety. These effects arise from the body's response to electromagnetic forces, which can affect physiological and psychological states. It's important to remember that while a kIndex of 4 is not extreme, individuals should stay attuned to their bodies and manage their health proactively during periods of heightened geomagnetic activity.