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Section 3 presents and discusses our findings and Section 4 summarises the particularities observed. This study, in connection with studies already carried out aims to further explore the links between geomagnetic activity, solar activity, associated energies, and climatic variability. Our thirst for knowledge about the phenomena governing the space environment has also enabled us to understand that the Earth and its environment are subject to various external influences, mainly that of the ultimate energy source on Earth: the Sun is not simply a source of energy with constant radiation, but a variable star, whose activity greatly influences the Earth’s climate. These applications have profoundly improved the way our society operates and everyday life over the past two decades. We have also learned to use our space environment for a wide variety of applications, including navigation, communication, and day-to-day weather forecasting. These studies have significantly increased our understanding of the space environment and our knowledge of the basic sciences. The variability of the Sun’s activity has been the subject of several studies in recent decades. Suggested between solar activity and climatic parameters even if it is not the Ray consequently with low cloudiness which brings warming. Important rainfall which chills terrestrial atmosphere, 2) active solarĬharacterized by important input energy is associated with weak incident cosmic Parameters is associated with important cloud cover and consequently bring Modulated by disturbances in solar activity: 1) quiet solar characterized by a drop in solar plasma’s Climate parameters (rainfall, Temperature) variabilities are Heating show that joule heating is well correlated with the dynamic pressure of the Over the last three solar cycles (1975-2020).

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Through morphologicalĪnalyzed solar activity indices (sunspot number, IMF, PC index, Cosmic rays)

Possible role of solar activity and its induced energies. Climatic parameters (rainfall, and temperature) over Burkina Faso and the

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