Tag Archives: sunspots
Photo of the day: mid-level flare on yesterday’s Sun – solar activity remains ‘averagely elevated’
Solar activity from 2012 to 2013: sunspots lingering under cycle forecasts
Grand Solar Minima do bring cooling to Europe Holocene record shows
But now it’s not dry and icy five-month winters, but wet and windy springs instead. Or would you say these combine?
No more ‘horror winters’ for Europe – not for several years ahead – and indeed also not this year
Extremely cold winters for Europe persisting for several months are very rare. The last one to fit the definition occurred in 1963, almost half a century ago. Still many weather forecasters and media seem inclined (as again happened this year) … Continue reading
Westerlies keep firm grip on European winter – mild and rainy January ahead
Canada can hold on to cold air – fewer snowstorm outbreaks to USA
No reason to assume cold European winter ahead – too many sunspots
The cold winter of 2011-2012 that some meteorologists have predicted for Ireland, England, Scotland, France, Belgium, the Netherlands, Germany and Denmark is in fact to be called unlikely.