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Patrick P.A. Geryl
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15 minuten geleden, 3gMike zei:

Patrick, rather than persistently posting tables that mean nothing, why not take the time to look at past cycles and learn what variations there have been between the location of maximum and the zero crossing point of polar fields. 

I did that extensively. You can find them on my Researchgate page😊🤩

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17 minutes ago, Patrick P.A. Geryl said:

it goes the wrong way for a strong solar cycle…
 

2023:11:11_21h:07m:13s     4N   12S   -4Avg   20nhz filt:    4Nf    4Sf   -0Avgf
2023:11:21_21h:07m:13s     4N   14S   -5Avg   20nhz filt:    5Nf    5Sf   -0Avgf
2023:12:01_21h:07m:13s    -2N   23S  -13Avg   20nhz filt:    5Nf    6Sf   -0Avgf

What do you mean?

Isn't it to early to even take these conclusions?

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19 hours ago, Philalethes said:

Looks like it's going quite well to me:

hmipolarfields5060last2years30daysmoothi

Lately the fields have even been moving apart a bit, delaying the crossing even further, and the 70°+ field in particular is quite noteworthy, doing this to an even greater extent. Unless this will be the first time we see two cycles in a row with the same polarity, those fields are eventually going to start moving across each other, and I personally suspect that it's around that time we'll see the maximum.

Looking at the entirety of the HMI data, which still sadly only contains the previous cycle and not anything before that, we can at least see how it looks compared to what happened back then:

hmipolarfields5060allyears30daysmoothing

Of course we don't know if there really is a clear-cut connection between what we're seeing here and the timing of the maximum, but I really suspect there is. You're also of the opinion that there is a connection between the fields flipping and maximum, I just don't think your notion of when that is is accurate, due to the WSO data not being as detailed as the HMI data. Of course it remains to be seen how things play out, so I'm not going to call anything yet, but as I've mentioned before and above I think we'll see the most activity around when the 70°+ field crosses over and the averages start to move to the opposite poles. Showing the same with just the averages and including the 50°+ field too gives me that impression too:

hmipolarfieldsavgs506070allyears30daysmo

I will say that you could make the case for a first peak possibly having occurred, but given the current development I don't think that's the case; I'm more open to that possibility at least. But even if that's the case the second peak might be significantly larger, like in SC24. And it could of course also be that we're still headed towards a more simultaneous large "single" peak too. As always, time will tell.

Yes, @Philalethesa VERY large single peak containing enough sunspots in 1k and 2k resolutions to push 10.7 into the 300 region would be most welcomed by our amateur radio community at large.  Edit:  For today, I’m content to see close to 200 SFI  reported by NRC this Christmas which would be a nice present for us stateside Hams and it appears possible.  Merry Christmas to all.  Mike/ Hagrid 

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36 minutes ago, Patrick P.A. Geryl said:

It keeps going the wrong  way for the strong cycle enthusiasts😱
 

2023:12:01_21h:07m:13s    -2N   23S  -13Avg   20nhz filt:    5Nf    7Sf   -1Avgf
2023:12:11_21h:07m:13s     6N   16S   -5Avg   20nhz filt:    6Nf    8Sf   -1Avgf
2023:12:21_21h:07m:13s    -5N   15S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    6Nf    9Sf   -1Avgf

Yep. I wish activity could pick up. I don't like that there hasn't been a daily sunspot number above 50 this month.

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2 hours ago, Jesterface23 said:

Yep. I wish activity could pick up. I don't like that there hasn't been a daily sunspot number above 50 this month.

Yeah @Jesterface23 I getcha. 152 sunspot number just is weak.  176 sfi ain’t even high enough for us hams to allow 50 mhz to open.  It needs improvement for sure!!  Haha!! 🤣🤣  Patrick still doesn’t seem to understand that sunspots and sfi wax and wane on their way to solar max.  Clearly @tniickck does.  He is confused by Patricks lack of understanding it seems to me. 

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How many times have the fields” flipped” in SC 25 ?   Three?   Results on earth are mainly what us radio amateurs care about actually.  And so far SC 25 has exceeded all of the predictions and is very likely to continue to do so through this year, regardless of Patricks wishes. A few of us enjoy watching Aurora also.  We just may see another 10486 or McMath 11976 this SC and maybe this time we will get a negative bz too.  Never know, and this time I will be ready and not fall asleep when that epic CME hits!  Edit:   It was a long time back that @3gMike first replied to my request for a comparison of sc19 vs sc25 clearly showing this cycle to fall far short of my hopes for a repeat of 19.  The first rise ramp gives us all a big clue of what we can expect, and although this is a disappointing cycle, as are ALL when compared to 19, it is clearly doing more than even I expected. It is also interesting to me that the 142 mean sunspot solar maximum for Nov 2023 that was forecast on Solen earlier in 2023 was very close in number. Although clearly not actual Solar Maximum  

 

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more bad news for Solar max… Degrowth in full force😱
 

2023:12:11_21h:07m:13s     6N   16S   -5Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    8Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:21_21h:07m:13s    -5N   15S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    9Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:31_21h:07m:13s   -23N    5S  -14Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf   10Sf   -3Avgf
2024:01:10_21h:07m:13s   -23N    7S  -15Avg   20nhz filt:    4Nf   11Sf   -4Avgf
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incidentally Degrowth ain’t a real word a decent non-obfuscating human would use, Patrick.  Try decline or grab a thesaurus ( not extinct yet) for a sensible English synonym, please.  Haha. Respectfully…. Mike/Hagrid   

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1 hour ago, Patrick P.A. Geryl said:

more bad news for Solar max… Degrowth in full force😱
 

2023:12:11_21h:07m:13s     6N   16S   -5Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    8Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:21_21h:07m:13s    -5N   15S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    9Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:31_21h:07m:13s   -23N    5S  -14Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf   10Sf   -3Avgf
2024:01:10_21h:07m:13s   -23N    7S  -15Avg   20nhz filt:    4Nf   11Sf   -4Avgf

🤦🤦

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40 minutes ago, Jesterface23 said:

Here's how close things are. If we can keep on the upward trend, we should have a new solar maximum candidate for November.

image.png.f3b97c7163e63c251b7dd826feb8d130.png

Yeah, definitely won't take much to beat it. I assume you picked 121 since it's the lowest whole-numbered average SN that will cause us to surpass it within the next six months, and with just one more average SN (122 instead) we'll be beating it in October already too, as you've probably seen for yourself. I also checked for the next months as well, and with 129 we'll beat it in September, whereas to beat it in August already we'd need a lot more at 151 (only for one month though, but I don't think that's nearly as likely as an average of 129 over two months).

We're probably going to have to surpass while the months of June and July are still in the running average though, if the average ends up lower than 121 over these coming four months then I think it would be more fair to say that June would likely represent either the first major peak of the cycle or the beginning of a plateau.

These coming few months will really be crucial to determine where SC25 is headed!

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10 hours ago, Patrick P.A. Geryl said:

more bad news for Solar max… Degrowth in full force😱
 

2023:12:11_21h:07m:13s     6N   16S   -5Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    8Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:21_21h:07m:13s    -5N   15S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    9Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:31_21h:07m:13s   -23N    5S  -14Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf   10Sf   -3Avgf
2024:01:10_21h:07m:13s   -23N    7S  -15Avg   20nhz filt:    4Nf   11Sf   -4Avgf

I dont understand what you want to say with that? Did you ever check any other data? Can anyone tell me what this meaningless chart here means? 

 

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@tniickck  believe me, you are in good company if that helps!  perhaps he will quiet down somewhat since that “ peak” that remains Jan Alvestad’s SC 25 maximum candidate was the “ peak” of 2023.  
This summer, or perhaps a bit earlier I am still looking forward to the Solar Max that likely won’t break any records but should exceed last June/July numbers and hopefully give us some A index levels over 150 too.  We are a bit short of those cool events imo too.  Mike/Hagrid 

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17 hours ago, tniickck said:

he is just trying to find more fuel for his self-advertisement (I guess so) with his statements and nearly useless graphs of the solar hemispheres. it was the same in January, he insisted that it was the peak and then the June peak occured. i found it just as a pluralism of opinions but the way he ignores nearly all the facts and proofs that the cycle is not done yet with a 99% chance makes me annoyed

Thanks. As i am not that active here and do not read all of the Posts, i do not am that well infomed about Patrick. And yes, sometimes its very annoying when someone isnt at all referencing to facts

 

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update polar fields…

conclusion: to many wrong values…
 

2023:12:21_21h:07m:13s    -5N   15S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    2Nf    8Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:31_21h:07m:13s   -23N    5S  -14Avg   20nhz filt:    2Nf    9Sf   -3Avgf
2024:01:10_21h:07m:13s   -23N    7S  -15Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    9Sf   -3Avgf
2024:01:20_21h:07m:13s   -11N    9S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf   10Sf   -4Avgf
2024:01:30_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:02:09_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:02:19_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:02:29_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:03:10_21h:07m:13s    -5N  -12S    4Avg   20nhz filt:    4Nf   15Sf   -6Avgf

 

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1 hour ago, Patrick P.A. Geryl said:

update polar fields…

conclusion: to many wrong values…
 

2023:12:21_21h:07m:13s    -5N   15S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    2Nf    8Sf   -3Avgf
2023:12:31_21h:07m:13s   -23N    5S  -14Avg   20nhz filt:    2Nf    9Sf   -3Avgf
2024:01:10_21h:07m:13s   -23N    7S  -15Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf    9Sf   -3Avgf
2024:01:20_21h:07m:13s   -11N    9S  -10Avg   20nhz filt:    3Nf   10Sf   -4Avgf
2024:01:30_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:02:09_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:02:19_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:02:29_21h:07m:13s   XXXN  XXXS  XXXAvg   20nhz filt:  XXXNf  XXXSf  XXXAvgf
2024:03:10_21h:07m:13s    -5N  -12S    4Avg   20nhz filt:    4Nf   15Sf   -6Avgf

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