2021 US Hurricane season
 

NOAA's Climate Prediction Center anticipated up to 21 named storms for the 2021 Atlantic basin Hurricane season.
We're basically at the end of the season, and we've seen 21 named storms.

Yeah that's typical for a solar activity ramp up year.

solar activity
 

NOAA knew in advance what the sun was going to do for the next 365-days?

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Prediction [is not equal to] prophesy

:eek:In 2019 we already knew 2020 was going to be mostly a solar minimum year, that's what happened and every solar forecast literally everywhere has 2021 and 2022 as being solar activity ramp up years. NOAA has a solar activity forecast and it has been right on the money so far.
The only people this is a surprise to is the truly inept.

solar forecast
 

So where is the room for space weather catastrophes?

The 12,00 year cycle and the 600 year subcycle. It's been reliable so far.

Carbon 14 events are about 1,000 to as little as 300 years apart.

12,000-year cycle
 

So we can expect global human extinction this year?

Carbon-14
 

So, before the year ends, NOAA has forecast all solar magnetic activity to cease, and cosmic particles to amp up Carbon-14 production?