SRC-135
NOAA SWPC geomagnetic storm G-scale occurrence table
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Published claims resting on this source
- CLM-0118 (low confidence) Storms big enough to disturb the ionosphere over the UK happen on roughly 12 to 18 days a year on average, mostly around solar maximum. Which figure is right is not yet known.
- CLM-1380 NOAA's storm levels G1 to G5 correspond to the Kp disturbance index reaching 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9.
- CLM-1381 NOAA's own table confirms the storm-day counts the register was using: about 130 strong, 60 severe and 4 extreme storm days in an average 11-year cycle.
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SRC-135 , recorded 2026-10-03.