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The passage of a higher pressure solar wind\udregion at the Earth's orbit marked the onset of low latitude (<i>L</i>=1.6)\udfluctuations in the frequency range (0.8–5.5 mHz) for both the horizontal\udgeomagnetic field components. Spectral peaks mostly occur at the same\udfrequencies as the spectral enhancements which appeared in the long term\udanalysis of experimental measurements from the same station and were tentatively\udinterpreted in terms of ground signatures of global magnetospheric modes. A\udcomparison with simultaneous observations discussed by previous investigations\udallows us to conclude that the same set of frequencies is enhanced in a wide\udportion of the Earth's magnetosphere

Low frequency geomagnetic field fluctuations at low latitude during the passage of a higher pressure solar wind region