[Ips-dhfpr] IPS Daily HF Prop Report - 01 November 03

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SUBJ: IPS DAILY HF PROPAGATION REPORT
ISSUED AT 01/2330Z NOVEMBER 2003 BY IPS RADIO AND SPACE SERVICES
FROM THE AUSTRALIAN SPACE FORECAST CENTRE
AUSTRALIAN REGION SUMMARY AND FORECAST

1. SUMMARY (01 NOVEMBER) 
Date   T index  Conditions    
01 Nov    88    Fair-normal    

Flares    Max     Fadeout    Freq.  Sectors
 M1/--    0852UT  possible   lower  Mid East/Indian
 M1/--    1751UT  possible   lower  South American/
                                    Atlantic

MUFs:
   Equatorial PNG Region:
      Near predicted monthly values during local day,
      Enhanced by 35% during local night.
      Enhanced by 35% after local dawn.
   Northern Australian Region:
      Enhanced by 15% during local day,
      Enhanced by 25% during local night.
   Southern Australian and New Zealand Region:
      Near predicted monthly values during local day,
      Enhanced by 30% during local night.
   Antarctic Region (Casey/Scott Base):
      Enhanced by 30% over the UT day with periods
      of significant depressions and degradations.


PCA Event : Began at 1215UT 28/10, Ended at 1040UT 01/11
 

Predicted Monthly T index for November:  52
2. FORECAST (02 NOVEMBER - 04 NOVEMBER)
Date   T index  Conditions       MUFs                              
02 Nov    80    Normal           05 to 15% above predicted monthly 
                                 values 
03 Nov    80    Normal           05 to 15% above predicted monthly 
                                 values     
04 Nov    85    Normal           10 to 20% above predicted monthly 
                                 values    
COMMENT: IPS HF Communications Warning 82 was issued on 31 October 
and is current for interval 1-3 November (SWFs) . HF conditions 
in Aus/NZ region are expected to remain mostly normal during 
the next three days. 

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