It would be interesting to see if it discharges Jupiter and Comet 3I/Atlas. The latter is set to make an extremely close passage of Jupiter in March. Only time will tell if there will be some "thunderbolts" between the two.
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Geomagnetic activity is currently experiencing a renewed increase. The planetary Kp index has returned to a level close to G4 and is currently at G3.7. This surge is likely to be the last in the current event. After it ends, the geomagnetic storm should stabilize at G1–G3 until the end of the day.
The probability of reaching the highest level of G5 in the remaining time is estimated to be extremely low — no more than 5%. The central parts of the plasma cloud that reached Earth yesterday are believed to have mostly passed the planet and are heading further towards the outer bodies of the Solar System. Within 3–4 days, they will reach Jupiter, which, like Earth, is located exactly on their trajectory. Tomorrow, the emission front and the associated record-breaking radiation storm will cover comet 3I/ATLAS, which is currently about halfway between Earth and Jupiter.
