I can verify.

Being a broadcaster I've noticed some spotty propagation the other day on the am bands. When the sun is active, signals tend to bounce around to areas normally impossible to reach.

CB users call it skip.
HAM users call it scatter.

Great time to communicate to random parts of the world. It's a yahoo chat on steroids.

Though weak, I did hear some spanish stations. A short trip really but an indication that the sun "blinked" for a while. Hopefully things pick up since I invested a lot in new gear this summer past.

I have been tracking the sun activity since I read the book “Apocalypse 2012.” I usually track it through www.spaceweather.com . It is interesting that during sunspot activity there are changes in our weather, volcanism, and plate movement. If you look back to the big quake in China there was increased Sun spot activity. Also the last hurricane of the season just appeared, basically, and there were increased solar activity.

If you look at the forecast for tomorrow you will notice that Sun spot # 1009 will be a class “C” on 12/12/08.

This also plays in with another post about the Web Bots and the earthquake predicted from 12/10 to 12/15.

Lets hope the Web Bots are wrong.