I may show some ignorance here, but who would be surprised. I noticed there’s currently a dip in TSI, and back during the solar storms of May, there was a dramatic spike down. I would have thought it would go in the other direction. What causes the TSI to spike down during dramatic solar activity.
https://lasp.colorado.edu/tsis/data/tsi-data/

They might already have this here, https://spot.colorado.edu/~koppg/TSI/#TSI_movies

Thanks, Jester I will study that this afternoon. Try and reduce my ignorance.

Large sunspot regions can cause a dip in TSI. I think AR 3664 might have been the culprit in May.

Edited June 24, 20241 yr by Aten

https://sunclimate.gsfc.nasa.gov/article/solar-irradiance     Hey @Lawn Boy

If you haven’t read this brief article it may be helpful to you.  It seems a bit ironic but the emission wavelengths change.  I remember reading that during Solar max of cycle 19 the visible spectrum dropped appreciably. A photograph of Solar max near that time looked really strange.  Like a golf ball with two stripes of black around the Sun’s equator!  Haha. See ya. Mike. 

Edited June 24, 20241 yr by hamateur 1953

What is TSI?

TSI. Total Solar Irradiance.  Check out the links above for an overview. Mike 

9 hours ago, hamateur 1953 said:

TSI. Total Solar Irradiance.  Check out the links above for an overview. Mike 

In my noggin I had "intensity" rather than "irradiance."