Islamabad: (RightNow) Two large clouds ejected from the sun are heading towards Earth, expected to arrive on October 11. This could disrupt Earth’s magnetic field, affecting satellites and navigation systems.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has issued a G2 geomagnetic storm warning. The actual impact depends on how the material interacts with Earth’s magnetic field.

According to NOAA, the storm is linked to clouds of material ejected from the sun on October 7 and 8. These clouds may merge before reaching Earth.

The storm’s effects may be more pronounced in high-latitude regions. Voltage fluctuations in power grids are possible, and satellite navigation could be affected.

It is noteworthy that auroras may be visible in more areas than usual. Experts do not predict widespread power outages or significant disruptions to daily life.