by Michael Snyder, End Of The American Dream:
A G4 geomagnetic storm watch has been issued, and we are being told that the Earth is going to be hit. But at this hour we do not know how bad it will be or how much damage will be done. We are being told that scientists won’t know the intensity of the solar storm that is heading our way until it is a million miles from our planet. If the storm is much more powerful than expected, we will have less than an hour to prepare. In such a short period of time, there would be little that we could do to protect our power grids. So hopefully this solar storm will turn out to be relatively minor, because we are completely and utterly unprepared for another Carrington Event.
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On Tuesday morning, the Sun unleashed an X5.1 solar flare.
It was the most powerful solar flare that we have seen in 2025…
The sun erupted in spectacular fashion this morning (Nov. 11), unleashing a major X5.1-class solar flare, the strongest of 2025 so far and the most intense since October 2024.
The eruption peaked at 5 a.m. EST (1000 GMT) from sunspot AR4274, which has been bursting with activity in recent days.
This was the third day in a row that the Sun has unleashed an X-class flare…
“A flare is an eruption of energy from the sun that generally lasts minutes to hours,” the SWPC explains. The agency has reported multiple solar flares this week, including an X1.7 on Sunday, an X1.2 on Monday, and an X5.1 early Tuesday morning.
It is highly unusual to see X-class flares for three days in a row.
At the same time that the X5.1 solar flare erupted on Tuesday morning, the Sun also unleashed a “fast-moving coronal mass ejection” from the exact same area…
An “energetic” and fast-moving coronal mass ejection, or CME, was hurled out by the sun on Tuesday from the same area as the solar flare. We’ve already seen some CME activity this week with the aforementioned solar flares. When CMEs, essentially “sun burbs” of plasma and magnetic material hurled into space, interact with Earth’s atmosphere, they cause geomagnetic storms.
To say that it is “fast-moving” is quite an understatement in my opinion.
We are being told that material from this coronal mass ejection is moving in our direction at a speed of 1,400 kilometers per second.
That is a blistering pace.
Authorities originally issued a G3 geomagnetic storm watch, but that has now been upgraded to a G4 geomagnetic storm watch…
A rare Severe Geomagnetic Storm Watch is in place through Wednesday, November 12, when the coronal mass ejection (CME) is expected to arrive at and partially impact Earth by midday.
A G4 (Severe) Watch is uncommon, but it is the fourth to be issued so far this solar cycle.
Solar storms are ranked on a five point scale.
So this is a very serious warning.
But the truth is that forecasters really don’t know how powerful this solar storm is going to be yet.
In fact, we are being told that they won’t really know how intense it is “until it arrives 1 million miles from Earth and is observed by the solar wind observatories”…
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