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This is KB7GL. The name is Vic QT, South Kirkland Motor Vessel, Shasta. The forecast for last night's forecast was for a marine layer, a light marine layer this morning, but if there was one it came early because as Mary said we're completely well to well blue here on a capo day. It's going to be a pretty warm one I think. It's starting out really nice. It's currently 61 degrees here. There's some light rain, but it's not quite as clear as it looks. It's a pretty warm day. It's going to be a pretty warm day. It's going to be a pretty warm one I think. It's starting out really nice. It's currently 61 degrees here. There's a little bit of a windy air coming in. There's a little bit of a windy air coming in. It's going to be a pretty warm day. No wind at all. Nothing's been moving. And nothing even latent reporting on the weather station, so it's been a while since the anemometer's moved. We were at 30 caliber on the barometer and it just now kicked up to 30.01, so it is on a slow rise. Solar activity is still dismal. You know, it's unfortunate that this is supposed to be the peak of the solar cycle for this 25 go around. And it's been a while since the anemometer's moved. It's just been a little bit of a warm day. It's starting to get a little bit cold. It's starting to get a little bit cold. It's getting a little bit cold. It's just unfortunate that this is supposed to be the peak of the solar cycle for this 25 go around. And it just really sucks. There was a CW conference last night at the Stray Ski Century Club. And I saw some reports that people considered it's because they got 10 contacts in a two-hour period. It's just really dismal. I am seeing some AM activity on 3870. activity on 3870 there's an AM match that meets every day at 3885 and that's about the only signal that I'm seeing right now. Everything else is pretty quiet. We did have a bit of activity come past the Earth from that big solar hole that I mentioned yesterday and the K index jumped up about five but now it's on its way back down so nothing even approaching being able to see the northern lights and it just screws up the band. No solar flares and the number of regions we have is down to five that you can see so it's just kind of crummy out there but we make do. That's about it from Kirkland. Everybody have a great Wednesday. This is KB7-GL. Thanks, Vic. K-E-7-H-I-T, Laura. Good morning, Mary Ann. This is K-E-7-H-I-T. My name is Laura. The saving vessel is right about 2-2-inches south north beach. This morning we have a somewhat thick fog right now. Visibility is down to 50 to maybe 100 yards but it's a thin layer. I can see the white circle of the sun. Let's see, wind maybe a knot or two from the north and no craters. This is K-E-7-H-I-T. This is repeater station Kilo Kilo 7 November Quebec November. Thanks, Laura. W1-HT at Henry. Located in Shelton, Washington.