August 10: No magnetic storms expected - what is happening with the Sun and how it affects health.

On Sunday, August 10, no significant magnetic storms are expected on Earth. Solar activity has remained at a moderate level over the last 24 hours.

This is reported by Meteoprog.

Magnetic storms on August 10

During this time, 12 C-class flares and one M1-class flare have been recorded on the Sun. M-class solar flares are considered to be of medium strength. An M1 flare may cause a small level of radio interference on the daylight side of Earth. A solar radiation storm is also possible.

'It is expected that on Sunday the geomagnetic field will fluctuate from unstable to active levels. Solar activity will remain moderate, with a slight chance of an X-class flare occurring,' the report says.

Solar activity on August 10

• Minor geomagnetic storm - 30%;
• Major geomagnetic storm - 10%;
• M-class solar flare - 60%;
• X-class flare - 10%;
• Number of sunspots - 39.

How magnetic storms affect health

Magnetic storms can negatively impact people's health. Warnings about their possibility help control the risk factors for cardiovascular complications in the days leading up to such events.

We remind you that we provided a forecast for magnetic storms for August 2025.

Also, according to meteorologists' forecasts, some regions of Ukraine are expected to experience gusts and hail.

Ukrainian meteorologists assure that on Sunday a stable level of solar activity and the absence of significant magnetic storms on Earth are expected. However, caution is advised, as magnetic storms can negatively affect health, particularly increasing the risk of heart problems. Gusts and hail are also expected in some regions of Ukraine.