No warnings at NOAA Space Weather Prediction Center.[1]
No warnings on PJM grid dashboard.
Probably not going to be a problem.
Track the impacts on https://www.spaceweather.com/
Holy cow that's an insane website design. So, where exactly do I see the tracking? Is it below the grift of a 3D printed moon? Is it near the ads for casinos. Or maybe the mood rings?
This isn't a bitch about ads. It's I honestly cannot easily find the actual information the site is supposedly hosting.
I spent way too long trying to find basic info before I gave up on that site. The two questions I was hoping to see: 1. When will it be the strongest 2. What latitudes should expect to see auroras.
The first question is answered by: https://www.swpc.noaa.gov/products/3-day-forecast (Strongest at Fri 2100-0000 UTC)
I love the design! It has heart.
You've just been sheltered by bootstrap for the last 10 years. All science on the web is 'fun' like this.
Woah, they must be doing something weird to get past ad blockers. This is an outrageous monstrosity of a website
They're not using an automated ad service of any kind they have manually put these ads in the source code of their web page. We all see the same ads.
I prefer it, these ads mean something to the people that run the site, they put some effort into putting them there and presumably purchasing the products benefits the organisation in some way.
They also have a no AI disclaimer at the top.
Weird as in self-hosting? This is what ads should be like instead of 3rd party auction data harvesting non-sense. It's just some people have no concept of couth, or less is more, or self control. There's no stopping bad taste.
Prediction: Absolutely nothing significant will happen here.