Starting at around 1700 UTC:
Likely some Sporadic-E, considering that WWV on 25000 kHz / 25.000 MHz hasn't been heard at all today (at least not by me).
25985 AM - SS Spanish speaking YL reading numbers, likely taxi cab dispatcher
25990 FM - FM carrier (S3-S4 with some fading, very faint modulation heard)
26225 USB - Spanish language traffic (several stations at once - this is a common Latin American SSB frequency)
26290 USB - FSK signal
26375 AM - Spanish language
26400 USB - strong data signal
26485 AM - SS Spanish language traffic, Mexican accents (weak)
26575 AM -SS Spanish language, Mexican accents
26585 AM - SS Mexican truckers
26595 AM - SS Spanish language (11 meter DX from Mexico, see also 26.585 MHz AM)
26675 AM - Dominican Republic (Spanish language) with QSB (S7 at peaks with splatter from 26705 AM and 26715 AM)
26705 AM - SS Puerto Rico, etc, very strong signals (just like 26715 AM)
26715 AM - SS "Spanish Superbowl" Puerto Rico, Florida, Dominican Republic, etc - strong signals
26735 AM - US truckers (weak signals combined with splatter from 26705 and 26715 making copy nearly impossible)
26755 AM - SS Spanish language traffic
26775 AM - EE Mention of Florida, Georgia
26885 AM - EE Southern accents
26905 AM - EE Southern accents (US stations, see also 26885 AM and 26915 AM)
26915 AM - EE Southern US stations "915" AM freeband calling channel
26945 AM - English language, southern accents (weak, but readable)
--begin 26965 to 27405 "Legal 40" CB band--26995 FM - RC/data/telemetry channel "3A" FSK signals 10-12 seconds apart
27005 AM - CB Channel 4 - Spanish language (getting clobbered by splatter from 27025 AM / CB CH 6)
27025 AM - CB Channel 6 - The beginnings of what I imagine will be an afternoon of fun on 27.025 MHz AM
27065 AM - CB Channel 9 - Spanish language, mention of Puerto Rico
27085 AM - CB Channel 11 - Similar to 27025 AM
27115 AM - CB Channel 13 - "048 Daytona Beach, Florida" working Pennsylvania w/ good signals
27165 AM - CB Channel 17 - Nonstop heterodyne, similar to 27185 AM / CB Channel 19
27175 AM - CB Channel 18 - "105, 105" "alright, got that" "come on back" (lots of het QRM and roger beeps)
27185 AM - CB Channel 19 - Dozens, possibly hundreds of stations talking at once
27205 AM - CB Channel 20 - "Hey Buckshot, you sounding good here on the bottom end of the sandpile"
27235 AM - CB Channel 24 - "I got a mouse up here" (heavy heterodyne QRM)
27255 FM - CB Channel 23 - FSK signals roughly 6 kHz wide, every 4-7 seconds, one is stronger than the others
27255 AM - CB Channel 23 - "114 in Carolina you're blanketing my receive" (several other stations heard underneath this one)
27265 AM - CB Channel 26 - Busy AM pileup
27275 AM - CB Channel 27 - Spanish language YL taxi dispatcher lady, likely from Mexico
27285 AM - CB Channel 28 - Similar to 27085 AM, 27265 AM, etc
27355 AM - CB Channel 35 - Truckers talking
27380 LSB - US / American CB stations operating "inbetween channels" on the "zeros" (to escape QRM on 27.385 LSB)
27385 LSB - CB Channel 38 - Domestic SSB Calling Channel 38LSB, several stations heard, mostly from Southern USA
27395 LSB - CB Channel 39 - SSB traffic heard, southern accents (similar to 27385 LSB)
27400 LSB - US / American CB stations heard "in between channels" (between channel 39 and 40)
27405 AM - CB Channel 40 - Spanish language with roger beeps
--end 26965 to 27405 "Legal 40" CB band--27415 LSB - Very strong signals, long QSO heard on this frequency S9+ at points
27425 LSB - US stations chatting away, Midwestern/Southern accents
27430 LSB - US stations, southern accents
27455 USB - Spanish speaking stations calling CQ
27460 LSB - US stations (southern accents, with heavy QRM from 27455 USB)
27465 LSB - "down in Florida down there" "171" "yeah, Jim, its gonna get good and hot" deep south accents
27465 USB - Spanish language (lots of QRM on this and nearby frequencies)
27470 LSB - Southern US stations having a QSO, 3-4 different stations heard with heavy fading/QSB
27485 LSB - EE US stations heard (English language)
27500 USB - SS Spanish speaking / Spanish language (possibly Mexico)
27505 AM - English language (sounds like truckers)
27515 LSB - Jamaican stations - Knight Patrol CB Club primary frequency
27530 USB - "my audio is set pretty tight" "well, we'll give it a shot" "what was his callsign again?"
27570 LSB - English language, heavy fading making for difficult copy
27600 USB - Spanish language
27665 USB - Spanish speaking stations (several stations at once)
27695 LSB - Spanish language
27715 USB - Spanish language, weak
28005 AM - Spanish language, with CW QRM