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G2 geomagnetic storm days since 1932

Days1,917
Per year20.2
Latest4 Oct 2026

Days per decade

decade1930s: 1181930s1940s: 2451940s1950s: 3501950s1960s: 1871960s1970s: 2201970s1980s: 2701980s1990s: 2221990s2000s: 1442000s2010s: 952010s2020s: 662020s

Latest 50 days

DateMax KpAp
4 Oct 20266-38
8 Aug 20266o30
2 Aug 20266-17
5 Jun 20266o32
16 May 20266-32
15 May 20266o33
4 May 20266o23
3 Apr 20266+46
2 Apr 20266o43
20 Mar 20266+30
14 Mar 20266o42
13 Mar 20266-22
16 Feb 20266-26
10 Jan 20266-31
11 Dec 20256o27
10 Dec 20256o19
8 Nov 20256o33
5 Nov 20256-23
18 Oct 20256+38
1 Oct 20256+47
1 Sep 20256-14
9 Aug 20256-43
29 May 20256+62
17 May 20256+39
15 Apr 20256+30
5 Apr 20256-40
26 Mar 20256-40
22 Mar 20256-32
9 Mar 20256-31
27 Feb 20256-30
10 Nov 20246-25
7 Oct 20246+54
13 Sep 20246o35
28 Aug 20246-24
17 Aug 20246+30
7 Jun 20246+29
17 May 20246o30
16 May 20246o27
13 May 20246o27
23 Mar 20246-31
3 Mar 20246+34
25 Nov 20236+37
6 Nov 20236-36
24 Sep 20236-21
19 Sep 20236+47
5 Aug 20236+33
16 Jun 20236o32
21 May 20236-26
20 May 20236-32
6 May 20236o29
Dates and time slots are UTC. Kp is the 3-hourly planetary geomagnetic index (0–9); Ap is the daily average disturbance. G1–G5 follow the NOAA storm scale (Kp 5- and above counted as G1). Aurora visibility also depends on weather and location. The latest values are preliminary.
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1,917 days since 1932 peaked at G2; the latest was 4 Oct 2026.