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SFI

132

SSN

142

A

6

K

1

XRAY

C1.2

Bz

0.7

WIND

508

NOISE

S0-S1

80–40 mD FairN Good

30–20 mD GoodN Good

17–15 mD GoodN Good

12–10 mD FairN Poor

Sun

8 regions · 41 spots

X-ray B7.2 · peak C7.1

GOES SUVI, 195 Å. The last hour loops. A new frame lands about every 4 minutes.

GOES X-ray, 6 hours

XMCBA
00:50Z06:47Z

Flares, 48 hours

  • C1.4AR 456506:07Z
  • C1.4AR 456606:07Z
  • C1.2AR 456605:58Z
  • C1.0No region05:29Z
  • C1.0AR 456605:28Z
  • C1.9AR 456604:30Z
  • C1.8AR 456604:30Z
  • C7.0AR 456603:44Z

  • AR 4566 S08W61

    23 spots · 300

  • AR 4574 N15E47

    3 spots · 40

  • AR 4573 N07E22

    6 spots · 40

  • AR 4575 S10E52

    1 spots · 40

  • AR 4568 S09W42

    4 spots · 40

  • AR 4572 N11E29

    2 spots · 30

  • AR 4569 S06W74

    2 spots · 10 · A

  • AR 4570 S09W34

    Limb

Sunspots from NOAA. The trace is GOES soft X-rays, 1–8 Å, last 6 hours.

3-day forecast

Issued Nov 12 00:30Z

Quiet field. A slight chance of an HF fade on the daylight side.

The last 24 hours peaked at Kp 3.

  • Thu Nov 12

    G0 Quiet

    1.7

    Peak Kp

    HF fade
    45%
    Strong
    5%
    Protons
    5%

  • Fri Nov 13

    G0 Quiet

    1.7

    Peak Kp

    HF fade
    45%
    Strong
    5%
    Protons
    5%

  • Sat Nov 14

    G0 Quiet

    1.7

    Peak Kp

    HF fade
    45%
    Strong
    5%
    Protons
    5%

Openings should follow the usual day and night pattern. A minor blackout is possible if a flare hits the day side.

Space weather

N0NBH

Geomag VR QUIET · Noise S0-S1

SFI

132

SSN

142

A

6

K

1

X-ray

C1.2

Wind

508km/s

Bz

0.7nT

Updated

12 Nov 2026 0650 Z

Station ID

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US amateurs identify at least every 10 minutes.

Morse

Add a call sign and it will sit here in Morse.

No call sign

HF signal strength

Day

  • 160 m

    200 kHz

    1.800–2.000 · Night S9

    S3

  • 80 m

    500 kHz

    3.500–4.000 · Night S9

    S4

  • 60 m

    15 kHz

    5.352–5.367 · Night S8

    S5

  • 40 m

    300 kHz

    7.000–7.300 · Night S8

    S6

  • 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 S7

    S8

  • 15 m

    450 kHz

    21.000–21.450 · Night S7

    S8

  • 12 m

    100 kHz

    24.890–24.990 · Night S1

    S4

  • 10 m

    1700 kHz

    28.000–29.700 · Night S1

    S5

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.