Summary
A 2015 geomagnetic storm in New Zealand was found to have slowly ramped up induced currents in the power grid over 90 minutes, rather than causing a brief, intense spike.
Solar Storms Present Unexpected Slow-Burn Threat to Power Grids, Study Finds
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