Cyclic variations of the solar neutrino flux (Homestake detector data) have
been analyzed both from season to season and within different seasons and
were compared with the corresponding variations of the large-scale deep-lay
er solar magnetic field. The analysis revealed a seasonal variation of the
flux in the last twenty years with extremes at equinox epochs. The mechanis
m of this variation can be due to the asymmetry in magnitudes or to the twi
sting of the large-scale magnetic fields in the southern and northern hemis
pheres of the Sun in the flux modulation region.