Good Evening,
     Another cool rainy week has passed.  No sun today but it was warm 
and humid.  High humidity is rare here no matter what you may think of 
the Pacific Northwest.  It can be in the rainy season when it rarely 
stops pouring and the humidity is only in the 40% range.  But today it 
peaked at 70% with a temperature of 66 degrees.  Warm and humid should 
presage a storm but I hear nothing coming.
     Propagation, on the other hand, was great all week.  A few times I 
could have run QRP without a problem.  However, reading the news on 
Space Weather, we just got hit by a double CME.  Needless to say the 
ionosphere is unsettled :)  I expect more noise on 40 meters.  40 is 
already full of summer storm QRN so listening for you is going to get 
painful at times since my gain is set rather high.  Walking outside 
after the second net helps.  Simply listening to the wind is soothing.  
Twenty meters will most likely have a great deal of QSB, both fast and 
slow.  If I cannot hear you one moment please try again and propagation 
could be better.

Please join us tomorrow afternoon and evening.

1) Hail signs  (first letter or two of the suffix of your call)
2) NCS help  (as well as QSP/QNP <relay> help)

Sunday 2200z (Sunday 3 PM PDT) 14050 kHz
Monday 0200z (Sunday 7 PM PDT)  7045 kHz

       Stay well,
          Kevin.  KD5ONS
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