[NZ4O Spaceweather] Discussion Of Solar Space & Geomagnetic Weather Conditions
Thomas F Giella NZ4O
nz4o at tampabay.rr.com
Thu Sep 27 08:55:51 EDT 2012
Published on Thursday September 27, 2012 at 1300 UTC. Valid for the next 24
hours.
1.) DISCUSSION OF SOLAR, SPACE & GEOMAGNETIC WEATHER CONDITIONS THAT CAN
IMPACT MF & HF RADIO WAVE PROPAGATION IN A NEGATIVE MANNER-
For the second day in a row the daily sunspot number has been above 100 at
113. Yesterday there was some moderate to strong strength east-west radio
wave propagation on 10 meters in both hemispheres. Early this morning UTC I
made a good number of RTTY QSO's on 20 meters over the north polar region
into Asiatic Russia.
There are no significant impediments to good radio wave propagation on the
HF bands.
On the medium frequency (MF) bands there exists the normal absorption of RF
signals in the D layer due to incoming cosmic rays and hard x-rays. Also the
background x-ray flux is running in the B range so there is some additional
absorption of RF signals in the D layer.
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