@ki4its wrote:

Since we all rely (With this system) on good Satellite communication I thought it might be a good idea to put out a report that shows the Space weather forecast for the month. This can come in handy when trying to troubleshoot reception issues or anomalies. Here is a sample: a K index of 5 or greater is indication of a storm that can affect reception. Here is a link to include this in the content that is delivered down to the outernet.
http://services.swpc.noaa.gov/text/27-day-outlook.txt

the HTML markup kinda fubar'd the format of the below paste. click on the above link to see the correct format of the text file.

Thoughts? They have a huge set of datasets that we have access to that are pretty easy to parse and upload.

I just uploaded the post below to try it out.

:Product: 27-day Space Weather Outlook Table 27DO.txt
:Issued: 2017 Jan 02 0408 UTC

Prepared by the US Dept. of Commerce, NOAA, Space Weather Prediction Center

Product description and SWPC contact on the Web

http://www.swpc.noaa.gov/wwire.html

27-day Space Weather Outlook Table

Issued 2017-01-02

UTC Radio Flux Planetary Largest

Date 10.7 cm A Index Kp Index

2017 Jan 02 73 10 3
2017 Jan 03 73 12 4
2017 Jan 04 73 18 4
2017 Jan 05 73 24 5
2017 Jan 06 73 22 4
2017 Jan 07 75 15 4
2017 Jan 08 75 8 3
2017 Jan 09 75 5 2
2017 Jan 10 75 5 2
2017 Jan 11 75 5 2
2017 Jan 12 76 5 2
2017 Jan 13 76 5 2
2017 Jan 14 76 10 3
2017 Jan 15 77 5 2
2017 Jan 16 77 5 2
2017 Jan 17 77 25 5
2017 Jan 18 77 20 5
2017 Jan 19 77 25 5
2017 Jan 20 75 18 4
2017 Jan 21 75 20 4
2017 Jan 22 75 20 4
2017 Jan 23 75 10 3
2017 Jan 24 75 5 2
2017 Jan 25 74 5 2
2017 Jan 26 74 5 2
2017 Jan 27 74 12 4
2017 Jan 28 73 15 4

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