World News Report Today, June 4th, 2026! We have an important update regarding a G3 (Strong) solar storm watch for June 4th and 5th. This space weather forecast is due to three coronal mass ejection (CME) events, with the first being the most significant and likely Earth-directed, potentially impacting our earth magnetic field. Please share and Subscribe and help the channel by purchasing a cup of coffee for WNRT to help us keep pushing to get real news to you!
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James Coughlin, World News Report today.
Ladies and gentlemen, an update.
A G3 strong watch, geomagnetic storm watch,
for June 4th and 5th.
I know it's early the 4th, so we'll probably come in closer to the 5th.
We had three coronal mass ejections leave
the sun beginning later on June 2nd.
The first, according to my suggestion, was the most broad and extended,
and it's likely to have an Earth-directed component.
The other two were a bit more northward-directed.
The last of the three was the fastest and is expected to catch up
and combine with the first two before their arrival on Earth.
This is a rather complex series of events and circumstances
because there is also a coronal hole high-speed stream
to the south of the source region of the coronal mass ejections,
and this could deflect energy more northward and above Earth's orbit.
There is a fair level of confidence about an Earth's arrival.
However, intensity is more uncertain due to the complex
circumstances involved with these coronal mass ejections.
Up to a G3 storm is expected and would be the best consensus.
the chance for even a G4 geomagnetic storm level
if these coronal mass ejections
are even more attractive than modeling suggests.
Timing confidence is also fair,
but without outliers showing arrival 6 to 8 hours earlier
and some showing up to 8 hours later,
this could be a 1-2-3 punch.
In other words, a cannibal CME times two.
So, the current forecast calls for a combined coronal
mass ejection arrival around mid-afternoon on June 4th,
Eastern Time, with up to G3 levels possible.
A coronal mass ejection passage would likely continue into the evening
and possibly overnight into the overnight hours of June 5th.
Stay aware, these are significant,
significant coronal mass ejections,
or at least significant geomagnetic storms, i.e. G4 levels.
Now, it could go higher than that as well.
I just want to let y'all know, they're looking
for at least a G3 starting late this evening,
on the 4th, or early into the 5th tomorrow.
We'll have exotic, exotic Aurora Borealis and Aurora
Australis, and this one's going to be a direct hit.
One, two, three.
Two strong M flares and one X flare.
And, hey, we're not out of the woods yet.
This doesn't mean that, well,
we won't see more, more trouble down the road.
