Space weather
N0NBHGeomag UNSETTLD · Noise S2-S3
SFI
112
SSN
125
A
16
K
3
X-ray
B5.0
Wind
502km/s
Bz
-6.0nT
Updated
25 Sep 2026 1703 Z
DE
SET CALL
DM41mm · DM41
Universal time loading
UTC
LOCAL
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SFI
112
SSN
125
A
16
K
3
XRAY
B5.0
Bz
-6.0
WIND
502
NOISE
S2-S3
80–40 mD PoorN Fair
30–20 mD GoodN Good
17–15 mD FairN Fair
12–10 mD PoorN Poor
8 regions · 45 spots
X-ray B5.0 · peak B7.7
GOES SUVI, 195 Å. The last hour loops. A new frame lands about every 4 minutes.
AR 4536 N03W53
10 spots · 120 · BD · M 25%
AR 4537 N07W68
7 spots · 50 · B
AR 4538 N12W64
8 spots · 40 · B
AR 4535 N12E09
4 spots · 40 · B
AR 4534 N10W76
11 spots · 20 · B
AR 4539 S10W12
1 spots · 10 · A
AR 4533 S13W02
3 spots · 10 · B
AR 4542 S19E06
1 spots · 10 · A
Sunspots from NOAA. The trace is GOES soft X-rays, 1–8 Å, last 6 hours.
Issued Sep 25 12:30Z
Quiet field. A slight chance of an HF fade on the daylight side.
The last 24 hours peaked at Kp 4.
Fri Sep 25
G0 Quiet3.7
Peak Kp
Sat Sep 26
G0 Quiet3.7
Peak Kp
Sun Sep 27
G0 Quiet2.7
Peak Kp
Openings should follow the usual day and night pattern. A minor blackout is possible if a flare hits the day side.
Geomag UNSETTLD · Noise S2-S3
SFI
112
SSN
125
A
16
K
3
X-ray
B5.0
Wind
502km/s
Bz
-6.0nT
Updated
25 Sep 2026 1703 Z
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US amateurs identify at least every 10 minutes.
Add a call sign and it will sit here in Morse.
No call sign
160 m
200 kHz
1.800–2.000 · Night S6
S1
80 m
500 kHz
3.500–4.000 · Night S6
S1
60 m
15 kHz
5.352–5.367 · Night S5
S2
40 m
300 kHz
7.000–7.300 · Night S5
S3
30 m
50 kHz
10.100–10.150 · Night S8
S8
20 m
350 kHz
14.000–14.350 · Night S8
S9
17 m
100 kHz
18.068–18.168 · Night S4
S5
15 m
450 kHz
21.000–21.450 · Night S4
S5
12 m
100 kHz
24.890–24.990 · Night S1
S1
10 m
1700 kHz
28.000–29.700 · Night S1
S2
Aurora closed · Es EU closed · Es NA closed
S-units follow the day or night condition where you are. The width is the US amateur allocation, not a measured signal.