ItalyThe Sun remains active, with another geomagnetic storm expected between June 8th and 9th. The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (Noaa) has issued an alert for a strong G3-class storm today, which could last until June 9th. However, no magnetic field disturbances have been recorded yet. Professor Mauro Messerotti from the University of Trieste notes that it is still unclear when the disturbance will arrive. The cause of this alert is a solar flare emitted by region 4461 on June 6th, classified as M1.8, which also produced a coronal mass ejection.
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