The active sunspot region that has been giving us improved
propagation over the past several days will be rotating away
from Earth’s view today, but conditions on most of the HF
amateur bands should remain pretty decent in the days ahead,
as the 10.7-centimeter radio flux remains right around 100.
However, NOAA’s Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC) says
the geomagnetic field could become unsettled...

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Look for improved propagation on the upper HF bands, as both the
sunspot numbers and 10.7-centimeter radio flux remain near or above
100. According to NOAA's Space Weather Prediction Center (SWPC),
the increase in activity is being fueled primarily by sunspot
Region 4551, which is described as the largest and most complex of
six sunspot regions currently visible on the surface of the Sun.
Mostly quie...