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Good evening: Weak solar from today. This matches Bill's posting. Thanks for the heads-up. John

Good evening, One very weak event at 1429:32 UTC...two spectrograms of it below....bill...

Observations from Grafton, WV. No noise today and caught some solar. ~Duane

Good evening again: IoA from 4/24/2025. Some RFI mixed in. Thanks to Dr. Gray and his wonderful observatory for the heads-up. John

Good evening: Some solar from today. John

Hi All, A bit of Io-A from earlier today. Richard

Good evening: Not much to show. Weak solar from today. John

Good evening. A possible, very weak event at about 1629:30 UTC. The other image is something I see regularly; this one lasted about 30 minutes with a very abrupt end (2205 to 2235 UTC). Does anyone have an idea what causes it? ...thanks....bill....

Thanks to Thomas Ashcraft for the head's up about this event. I have posted 4 spectrograms. The first shows the full extent of the "storm" from about 21:40 to 22:10. Look first at frequencies between 22 and 24MHz, then look for a long string of bursts starting at about 25MHz and ending at about 23MHz. the next three spectrograms show these bursts in more detail. Richard Gray

Sorry, the antenna pic I just sent may not open > >

Good evening...two weak events late in the afternoon...bill....

Observations from Grafton, WV. No noise so I also caught the 14:52 UTC event. ~Duane

Good evening all...Only one event captured today but a strong one at 1452 UTC....bill...

Good evening: Solar from today. John

Hi Solar event Today, Salvador

Hi All, Quite a bit of Io-B was recorded this afternoon from the Dark Sky Observatory. I am only posting the best bits. Richard

April 16 2025 S-bursting from Heliotown (New Mexico) that matches Richard's record. In the midst of TPs. - Tom

HI Solar events Today. Salvador