Observed arrival · 2026-10-09
PropWeather connects space weather to radio conditions
A solar-terrestrial dashboard for amateur radio, presenting space-weather measurements alongside shortwave and VHF propagation conditions.
- For
- Amateur radio operators checking propagation conditions
- Worth noticing
- Its explanations connect K-index levels and solar flares to practical effects such as fading, absorption, and shortwave outages.
Field notes
The page separates shortwave conditions, VHF conditions, NOAA scales, historical measurements, solar imagery, and explanations into distinct sections. Its reference material gives practical context: it describes the K-index in three-hour intervals and explains how strong solar flares can disrupt shortwave signals on Earth's dayside. The captured extract shows these sections and their sources, but the live-value areas still display loading messages.
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