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Propagation, Band Conditions and Solar Data

Published: Dec 9, 2025

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Current Alert: Several global data feeds (KC2G/GIRO) are currently reporting stale data.

Current Conditions

Solar Data by N0NBH
Image & Data © Paul L Herrman, N0NBH.

Band Conditions MUF (3000km)

MUF is the highest frequency that is expected to bounce off of the ionosphere on a path 3000km long.

MUF Map
Map & Data © Andrew Rodland, KC2G. Contains data from Lowell GIRO Data Center.

Band Conditions Critical Frequency (foF2)

This map shows the highest frequency that you can use for NVIS.

foF2 Map
Map & Data © Andrew Rodland, KC2G. Contains data from Lowell GIRO Data Center.

Solar X-Rays (NOAA)

Watch for spikes on the right side (Solar Flares).

NOAA X-Ray Flux
Image courtesy of the U.S. Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center (Public Domain).

Day/Night Boundary (Greyline)

Best for low-band DX along the shadow line.

Day Night Map
Sunlight Map © Paul L Herrman, N0NBH.

Additional Resources