Sun Fires Multiple Flares And CMEs — What It Means For Northern Lights

The sun fired five M-class flares and one X2.4 flare, signaling a burst of intense solar activity.

NOAA says a glancing coronal mass ejection could trigger G1 geomagnetic storm conditions around April 26.

That could make northern lights visible at lower latitudes than usual this weekend.

The event also highlights how solar eruptions can disrupt satellites, communications, and power systems.