Impending Solar Storm Threatens Earth as Coronal Hole Expands

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A solar storm is set to hit Earth in the next few hours after a coronal hole opened up in the Sun, sending plasma towards our planet. The NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Centre has issued a geomagnetic storm watch, warning of minor G1 level storms that could make the aurora borealis brighter and more visible further south. While these storms are not expected to cause disruptions, stronger solar storms can lead to power blackouts and communication system disruptions.
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