Long‐period (1948–1967) correlations have been statistically determined for the frequency of occurrence of solar flares associated with type IV radio bursts, negative variation of cosmic ray level, geomagnetic indices AP, lower ionospheric absorption, polar vortex activity in the circumpolar pressure field pattern and long‐term microseismic activity, expressed in statistical variations of amplitudes and periods of meteorological microseisms down to latitudes of about 35° N. All of the characteristics mentioned exhibit the same type of changes even in the time position of secondary maxima while only a rough similarity was observed with respect to the correlation of sunspot numbers and A= 10.7 cm solar radio flux. As a whole this represents a wide scale of interactions between the space‐solar phenomena and physical fields of the earth.