Solar stuff: sunspot activity, solar winds, geomagnetic storms, coronal holes, etc. We’re going into a deep and extended solar minimum. Some theorize that it will lead to a cooler climate and harsher winters. Less sunspots and a cooler surface of the sun lead to more coronal holes which produce more cosmic rays. Still sort of a pick-‘em as to which side of the debate to believe, though personally, I lean toward the fact that it does/will play a significant role in our weather, particularly given the degree of this minimum.