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Re: [IRCA] aurora starting?



The K-index of 8 around 0900 UT 17 Mar produced some pretty spectacular Aurora Australis displays in New Zealand as far north as 40 degrees south their Tuesday night.

TD

Mark Connelly via IRCA <irca@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

>There has been a lot of solar flare / visible aurora talk on local TV weather broadcasts.
>
>Starting tonight just before 8 p.m. EDT / 0000 UTC, I note that the Algerians (especially 531 & 549), Canaries 621, and Mauritania 783 are doing well but there isn't much from the UK, Germany, or Netherlands.
>
>Some of the usual Latin Americans are in.  Cubans are dominant on many channels.  Maybe something rarer will show up.
>
>Mark Connelly, WA1ION
>South Yarmouth, MA
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