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From: "Julian Hardstone" <julian@rosestone.me.uk>
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It's always impressive how strong those dx sferics are - this weekend there 
were no storms exactly 'local' to the British Isles, but the QRN levels were 
high. I keep an eye on wetterzentrale.de at
http://85.214.49.20/wz/pics/Rsfloc.gif or 
http://85.214.49.20/wz/pics/Rsfloc3.gif
Unfortunately these do not seem to be archived anywhere, but here's one I 
grabbed today, showing activity in the Baltic, Bay of Biscay and Hungary
http://www.hostmyfile.co.uk/?code=904ec7287afefb35659d9b94f37e4d1f


----- Original Message ----- 
John wrote:
>
> Just attempted my usual 11pm sked with Finbar.
>
> Initially seemed not too bad but high QRN crashes, and deep QSB soon
> took its toll and we called it a day.
(snip)
> Oh well - roll on winter and the end of the summer lightning season!
>