"US Radio Communications Disrupted by Solar Storm, Anticipate Increased Auroras"

Solar storms triggered by recent solar activity have disrupted radio communications across North America, with the potential for more incidents in the future. The Sun's eruptions, including intense X-class solar flares and coronal mass ejections (CMEs), are expected to increase as it approaches the peak of its 11-year activity cycle in 2025. Despite a recent CME potentially missing Earth, the impact of such events can still induce geomagnetic storms and create dazzling auroras in northern regions. Monitoring space weather forecasts becomes crucial as the Sun's erratic behavior continues.