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Tag Archives: Solar cycle 24
February solar data shows the Sun to still be slumping – but NASA says ‘twin peaks’ may happen
The data from SWPC is in, and it is lethargic at best. Sunspot numbers took a hit, down to about 42, a delta of ~50 lower compared to the red prediction line. 10.7 cm solar radio flux took a similar … Continue reading
Posted in Solar
Tagged Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, Solar maximum, Space Weather Prediction Center, Twin Peaks
196 Comments
How long to the 24/25 solar minimum?
Guest post by David Archibald Climate has real world consequences, and those operating in fields that will be affected by changing climate bring a different perspective to the problem of predicting what will happen. Bill Fordham, advising the grain industry … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Solar
Tagged Corn Belt, Little Ice Age, New Mexico, Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, Solar variation, sun, year without a summer
81 Comments
Solar Update February 2013
Guest post by David Archibald Solar Cycle 24 has already seen five consecutive colder winters. This is a link to a post about a German meteorologist who has seen the light. Eventually people will work their way back to where … Continue reading
December solar activity in a big slump
The December data from NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center is in, and it looks more and more like the peak of solar cycle 24 has been reached, and that we are now past it. Even with documented problems like “sunspot … Continue reading
Posted in Solar
Tagged National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, Solar cycle 24, Sunspot, Wolf number
202 Comments
Our current solar cycle 24 – still in a slump – solar max reached?
Have we hit solar max? NOAA’s SWPC recently updated their solar metrics graphs, and it seems to me like we may have topped out for solar cycle 24. There doesn’t seem to be any evidence of resurgence in any of … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Solar
Tagged Solar cycle 24, Solar Dynamics Observatory, Space Weather Prediction Center, sun
189 Comments
When will it start cooling?
Guest post by David Archibald My papers and those of Jan-Erik Solheim et al predict a significant cooling over Solar Cycle 24 relative to Solar Cycle 23. Solheim’s model predicts that Solar Cycle 24, for the northern hemisphere, will be … Continue reading
NASA June 2012 Solar Cycle 24 Prediction
Compiled by Joe D’aleo WeatherBell via NASA MSFC The current prediction for Sunspot Cycle 24 gives a smoothed sunspot number maximum of about 60 in the Spring of 2013. We are currently over three years into Cycle 24. The current … Continue reading
Posted in Solar, Spaceweather
Tagged Butterfly Diagram, Earth's magnetic field, Hathaway, Joan Feynman, Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, Solar variation, Wolf number
83 Comments
Solar Update March 2012
by David Archibald Figure 1: Heliospheric Current Sheet Tilt Angle 1976 – 2012 The heliospheric current sheet tilt angle is currently at 67°. Solar maximum occurs when it reaches 74° – so a little bit further to go.
First Estimate of Solar Cycle 25 Amplitude – may be the smallest in over 300 years
Guest post by David Archibald Predicting the amplitude of Solar Cycle 24 was a big business. Jan Janssens provides the most complete table of Solar Cycle 24 predictions at: http://users.telenet.be/j.janssens/SC24.html Prediction activity for Solar Cycle 24 seemed to have peaked … Continue reading
Posted in Solar
Tagged David Archibald, David Hathaway, Jan Janssens, NASA, Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, sun, Sunspot
251 Comments
Solar Cycle 24 Length and Its Consequences
Guest post by David Archibald Solar Cycle 24 is now three years old and predictions of the date of solar maximum have settled upon mid-2013. For example, Jan Janssens has produced this graph predicting the month of maximum in mid-2013, … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Solar
Tagged Solar activity, Solar cycle 24, Solar maximum, Solar variation
140 Comments
Hathaway’s November Solar Prediction
By David Archibald Joe D’Aleo asked for my comments on NASA’s James Hathaway’s latest solar prediction, available here: http://solarscience.msfc.nasa.gov/predict.shtml When I read May 2013 for solar cycle maximum, I thought “That is my prediction”. But then at the bottom of … Continue reading
Posted in Science, Solar
Tagged NASA, Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, Solar variation, Wolf number
125 Comments
Big jumps in September solar activity metrics
NOAA’s Space weather prediction center released their solar cycle progression updates, and it shows one of the largest jumps for all common solar metrics since cycle 24 began. Of course we know that the sunspot number has jumped significantly partly … Continue reading
Archibald: Solar Based Climate Forecast to 2050
Guest post by David Archibald When I started out in climate science in 2005, the climate people ignored the solar physics community. A casual perusal of the literature though indicated that the difference in climate outcome from Dikpati’s (NASA) estimate … Continue reading
Posted in Forecasting
Tagged Dalton Minimum, Maunder Minimum, Solar cycle 24, Solar variation
195 Comments
Update on solar cycle 24
NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center posted an update to their graphs today. They show the largest gains in solar cycle 24 tracking metrics I’ve seen yet. See graphs below:
Posted in Science, Solar
Tagged Solar cycle, Solar cycle 24, Space Weather Prediction Center, sun
136 Comments
Sol is finally waking up
Let’s hope he does get out of the wrong side of the bed. The current sunspot count and 10.7 cm radio flux have increased in the latest NOAA SWPC graphs, shown below. but curiously, the Ap magnetic index remains low. … Continue reading

























