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![All of these sunspots have stable magnetic fields that pose little immediate threat for strong flares. [Photo courtesy of NASA SDO/HMI]](/img/122x89/News/sun0808.gif)
08/05/2022 | The K7RA Solar Update
Solar flux is finally back into the triple digits, which means decent radio propagation again on Earth's day side and along with the reasonably low risk for radio blackouts
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08/04/2022 | Hams Radio Operators Support American Red Cross in Kentucky Flood Response
Red Cross teams also worked alongside their state and municipal partners among others, including Kentucky Amateur Radio Emergency Service® (ARES®) volunteers.
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![New sunspot AR3068 has tripled in size since yesterday. It merits watching as a possible source of future activity. [Photo courtesy NASA SDO/HMI]](/img/122x89/News/sun_07292022.gif)
07/29/2022 | The K7RA Solar Update
Although images of the sun this reporting week, July 21 to 27, showed plenty of sunspots, only two new spots emerged, one on July 21, and another on July 25.
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07/29/2022 | ARRL HQ Late Opening On Friday, July 29, 2022
ARRL Headquarters, including W1AW -- the Maxim Memorial Station, will open at 11 a.m. Eastern time on Friday, July 29, 2022, so our staff can attend an offsite meeting in the morning.
For amateur radio news, information about ARRL benefits and services...
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![There are nine sunspot groups on the solar disk--a sign of strength from Solar Cycle 25. [Photo courtesy of NASA SDO/HMI]](/img/122x89/News/sun_07222022.gif)
07/22/2022 | The K7RA Solar Update
Solar activity increased over this reporting week, July 14 to 20, with average daily sunspot number rising from 102.1 to 137.3, and average daily solar flux from 147.4 to 157.6.
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07/22/2022 | QST Now Offering a Column for Radio Clubs
ARRL invites you to be part of “Club Station,” the newest column in QST. This column is a space for radio clubs to share the different ways in which they’re successful to help other clubs grow.
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07/19/2022 | FCC Hiring for High Frequency Direction Finding Center
The Federal Communications Commission (FCC) has started accepting applications for a Telecommunications Specialist at its High Frequency Direction Finding Center (HFDFC) in Columbia, Maryland.
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![[Photo courtesy of NASA SDO/HMI] New sunspot AR3058 is crackling with M-class solar flares.](/img/122x89/News/sun_071522.gif)
07/15/2022 | The K7RA Solar Update
Rising solar activity over the past reporting week (July 7 to 13) was reflected in increased sunspot numbers and solar flux and rising geomagnetic activity as well.
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