Tropospheric Ducting Status - Southeastern Pennsylvania

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This page tracks tropospheric ducting conditions for the 900 MHz band in Southeastern Pennsylvania. Ducting scores are derived from atmospheric modeling (data from Open-Meteo); when conditions are elevated, Meshtastic radios located at unusually distant locations begin appearing on the local mesh. These correlated nodes serve as real-world RF confirmation of tropospheric ducts (in theory). All charts scope to the current event window when an event is active. More info - How it works
Current Conditions
Local Score
Regional Max Score
Active Nodes (24h)
unique nodes heard
Score History (24h)
Score by Direction — Radar
Score by Direction — Heatmap
Correlated Nodes — Map
Score Reference
ScoreLabelMeaning
0.0 – 0.9NegligibleStandard propagation only
1.0 – 2.9WeakMild super-refraction; slight range extension possible
3.0 – 4.9ModerateDucting layer detected; some path enhancement likely
5.0 – 6.9StrongWell-developed duct; good conditions for extended paths
7.0 – 10.0ExcellentExceptional ducting; significant range extension expected
Ducting-Correlated Nodes

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Atmospheric Layers — M-Gradient Over Time
Atmospheric Profile — Regional Comparison — Current Conditions