Tag: forecast
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NOAA Forecasts Minor Geomagnetic Storm for July 22
NOAA forecasts a G1 (Minor) geomagnetic storm for July 22, 2026, attributed to coronal hole influence. No other space weather storms are expected in the coming week, following a calm period from July 13-19.
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NOAA/USAF Forecasts Rising Geomagnetic Activity Despite Low Solar Levels
NOAA and USAF report low solar activity but forecast increasing geomagnetic disturbances. Quiet conditions are expected to escalate to minor storm levels by July 22, with a slight chance of M-class solar flares.
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NOAA Reports Low Solar Activity, Forecasts M-Class Flare Potential
NOAA's latest report indicates very low solar activity with four sunspot regions. The geomagnetic field remains quiet to unsettled, with a forecast for low solar activity and a 25% chance of M-class flares over the next three days.
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Nebraska General Fund Receipts Miss June Forecast, Fiscal Year Ends Below Projections
Nebraska's June 2026 General Fund net receipts missed forecasts by 7.0%, totaling $674 million. Fiscal year 2025-26 net receipts grew 9.5% over the prior year but ended 3.3% below projections.
Politics and GovernmentBusinessState GovernmentsEconomyFinancial Markets NebraskaDepartment of RevenueGeneral FundTax ReceiptsFiscal YearForecastJames R. KammNebraska Department of Revenue
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NOAA and USAF Forecast Low Solar Activity, Unsettled Geomagnetic Conditions
A joint NOAA/USAF report forecasts low solar activity and quiet to unsettled geomagnetic conditions for July 14-16, 2026. There's a chance of M-class flares and minor to major-severe geomagnetic storms, particularly at high latitudes.
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Media Monitor: Washington Post revisits 50-year-old science predictions
The Washington Post is reporting on a 50-year-old forecast by its former science editor, Thomas O’Toole, who predicted innovations like gene editing and nuclear-powered artificial hearts for 2026.
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NOAA Forecasts Low Solar Activity with Flare and Geomagnetic Storm Potential
NOAA forecasts low solar activity with potential for M-class and X-class flares through June 30. Geomagnetic fields are expected to be quiet to active, with chances for minor to major-severe storms, particularly at high latitudes.
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USAF/NOAA Forecasts Low Solar Activity, Potential M-Class Flares
A joint USAF/NOAA report forecasts low solar activity with a slight chance of M-class flares and quiet to active geomagnetic conditions for June 15-17, 2026. Solar wind speed peaked at 549 km/s.
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NOAA Forecasts Potential Major Geomagnetic Storms and Solar Flares
NOAA's latest report forecasts low solar activity with chances for M-class and X-class flares. Geomagnetic activity is expected to escalate to major storm levels on June 13, impacting Earth's magnetic field.
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NOAA/USAF Forecasts Moderate Solar Activity, X-Class Flare Chance
A joint report from NOAA and USAF forecasts moderate solar activity, including a 15% chance of X-class solar flares and varying geomagnetic conditions, for June 10-12, 2026.
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NOAA Reports Minor Space Weather Event, Forecasts Calm Week
NOAA's latest space weather outlook reports a minor R1 event observed on May 29, with no further space weather storms expected for the week of June 1-7. The forecast indicates a calm period ahead.
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Media Monitor: USA Today Reports Summer Weather Shift for Midwest, Northeast
USA Today reports a significant weather pattern change, forecasting a "sudden summer" for the Midwest and Northeast after a chilly start to May.
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Major Geomagnetic Storms Forecasted Amidst Low Solar Activity
USAF/NOAA report forecasts low solar activity with M-class flare potential. Geomagnetic field expected to reach major storm levels by May 15, impacting high latitudes significantly.
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Media Monitor: USA Today Forecasts End to Mild Weather, Anticipates Warm-up
USA Today is reporting that the mild weather experienced across much of the country is expected to end soon, with a significant warm-up in the forecast, particularly around Mother's Day.
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