I saw the interference around 8 to 9 am, far outside of the solar outage window.
Sun outages are caused by the broadband thermal noise the sun is always emitting across the radio spectrum and beyond. When the sun moves into the beam of our dishes, this thermal noise can be stronger than the satellite signal and drown it out. It is random noise so it doesn't have any noticeable pattern on the waterfall display. The desired signal just gets weaker as it is covered up by the noise.
The signal I saw had a bandwidth of about 100 kHz. I repaired radio transmitters for many years and it looks just like a PLL circuit that has gone out of lock and the VCO is just wandering around. For a period of about 2 hours it always peaked at the same position as Galaxy 16. The signal fell of rapidly as I moved the dish away from 99w. It was also vertical. Nothing in the horizontal. I checked all of this very carefully because by first thought was that my new LNBF had an amplifier that was oscillating.