A geomagnetic storm might impact your GPS system today and tomorrow
Briefly

The National Weather Service defines a geomagnetic storm as a major disturbance of Earth's magnetosphere resulting from energy exchange from the solar wind. This condition can lead to significant variations in the magnetosphere itself.
New Yorkers are advised that this geomagnetic storm could disrupt infrastructure like GPS and power grids, highlighting the importance of emergency preparedness and staying informed.
Interestingly, the storm may allow the Northern Lights to be visible in parts of the country, reminiscent of the stunning visuals reported during a similar storm in May 2024.
In classic New York style, social media humorously suggested that residents consider investing in tin foil hats, illustrating the city's lighthearted approach to potential disruptions.
Read at Time Out New York
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