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  1. karyo
    I find the 6z gfs often corrects west only for the 12z moving things further east again.
  2. karyo
    Very good find and very depressing at the same time. Arctic, Antarctic, tropics, northern hemisphere and southern hemisphere are all above average. @Sentinelyou've got your answer.
  3. karyo
    That's good news. As you say though, was that sunspot worth counting?
  4. karyo
    Yes, this wonderful stretch is over. Ironically the solar flux is lower today than it has been for a while.
  5. karyo
    According to spaceweather a tiny sunspot is trying to emerge. Let's hope it fails because this spotless stretch is fascinating.
  6. karyo
    Fingers crossed Yarmy
  7. karyo
    Yes, it is strange that it remains above 70 despite the long stretch of blank days. We had shorter spotless periods in this cycle where the flux was below 70.
  8. karyo
    22 days blank, 109 for 2018, 55% Solar flux 71 We have now reached the top 25 spotless periods! The only downside is that the solar flux remains stubbornly above 70.
  9. karyo
    It is not benign for UK standards, it is extreme! I have always preferred the UK summers to the Greek ones as you can get more things done and you don't need to rely on air conditioning. Besides, I have lived here for 20 years now so my tolerance to heat is not what it was used to.
  10. karyo
    Months of drought, hosepipe ban for northwest England issued today and fires on the hills. It sounds and feels pretty bad to me. By the way, mainland Greece has so far had a wetter summer than here.
  11. karyo
    The cooler the better! I am not bothered about precipitation either way. I have noticed the last few nights how much darker the sky is, unlike a few weeks ago when the northern side of the horizon was bright through the night. Also, the nocticulent cloud season is coming to an end, always a sign for me that the worst of the summer is behind us.
  12. karyo
    Some of the forecast models are taking El Nino to moderate category for next winter. I hope it doesn't get upgraded further. At least the sun will be on our side this winter.
  13. karyo
    We have reached the landmark spotless stretch of 20 days!
  14. karyo
    It looks like spaceweather has taken the day off.
  15. karyo
    Yes, come on England! Oups, sorry I got carried away...
  16. karyo
    The latest euro 4 and aprege are serving crepes filled with praline for northwest England
  17. karyo
    Good. Make sure you post some pics when the convection starts to kick in
  18. karyo
    Really nice to see some decent rain this morning. Now clearing but a lot of cloud still around. Let's see what happens later. @Dangerous55019 i think your location is looking good for today.
  19. karyo
    Yes, it is getting interesting. I just wish the solar flux would get a bit lower. By the way, the spaceweather article mentions that in 2008 we had 52 consecutive days blank but I don't see that listed in the table above from Janssen's site.
  20. karyo
    That's very interesting and something we can keep for reference as the cycle progresses. Unfortunately we are very far from making the list as this stand now.
  21. karyo
    Maybe that's the remnants of the spot that produced a c class flare a few days ago.
  22. karyo
    Fantastic! The sunspot that spaceweather was expecting to appear hasn't materialised.
  23. karyo
    Unfortunately, we will have to wait a little longer for the 100 day mark. A sunspot is coming into view. www.spaceweather.com
  24. karyo
    Nice one, thanks.
  25. karyo
    Still a total of 96 days which was also yesterday's total so something is wrong with the spaceweather count.
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