20 March 2026

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WW8II- SOLAR FLUX 106, A-INDEX 3. K-INDEX 3

WW8II- SOLAR WIND @ 1640 utc, 473 KM/s, PHI 281, DENSITY 9.02 P/cm3

WW8II- MAGNETOMETERS @ 1640 utc, GOES 18, 126 nt, GOES 19, 145 nt

WW8II-BRUCE: Solar activity FLAT B2.95

WW8II-BRUCE: EQUINOX OCCURRED 1446 UTC TODAY

18	gev_20260320_0115	2026/03/20 01:15:00	01:28:00	01:20:00	B3.4	N14E56 ( 4397 )
19	gev_20260320_0628	2026/03/20 06:28:00	06:54:14	06:37:00	B5.0	N17E53 ( 4397 )
20	gev_20260320_0953	2026/03/20 09:53:00	10:54:00	10:14:00	B5.0	N25E86

CW Reports:
WW8II-BRUCE: 2 min CW WY3T 1640, K5HFG 1642, WW8II 1646 and 1648

16:42 K5HFG-DON: WY3T no detect

16:42 WW8II-BRUCE: WY3T 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 MIN 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, EOT 0

16:44 WW8II-BRUCE: K5HFG 0, 0, 0, 0, 1 MIN 0, 0, 0, 0, EOT O

16:44 WY3T-TIM: K5HFG cw no copy/detect

16:48 K5HFG-DON: WW8II no detect

16:48 WY3T-TIM: WW8II cw no copy/detect

Received at W4DEX:

 

NOTE: WW8II ran another 5-minute 1 KW CW carrier from 1716 UTC to 1722 UTC. Most interesting results as seen @ W4DEX spec lab below:



WW8II: I'm not sure if this had anything to do with the equinox, but I documented as much as I could, since we don't get a second chance.

I also included a second solar activity graph at the end of this report that ended @ 1724 utc

The only anomaly I can say I noted was the rapid changing and higher than normal SOLAR WIND DENSITY

1626 ut 3.39 P/cm3

1640 ut, 9.02 P/cm3

1645 ut 7.55 P/cm3

1655 ut 12.45 P/cm3

1709 ut 8.03 P/cm3

1716 ut 6.09 P/cm3

1718 ut 9.66 P/cm3

1723 ut 7.07 P/cm3

1725 ut 8.78 P/cm3

Click on images to enlarge: