Re: T.S./H. Dennis Kicking Up Tropo

[Mike Thomas <nostatic@earthlink.net>]

One of the best trop openings I experienced in the last several years was
when Hurricane Andrew bore down on South Florida.  The intensity of that
storm pushed up loads of signals from the Carolinas, Georgia and Alabama up
to New England, some were so strong that they overrode many local signals.
Hugo had a similar trop wave associated with it, but it didn't have the
intensity of the Andrew generated trop.  If the hurricane season remains
active, we could be in for a few more DX days ahead.

Mike Thomas
WXLO & Mediabase 24/7

"Kaimbridge M. GoldChild" wrote:

> Well folks, I don't know if everyone's put 1+1 together and gotten 10
> [base 2, P=) ], but the elevated tropo we've been getting the last few
> days is very likely courtesy of T.S/H. Dennis (with some help from a
> HIGH in the region).  Not only will it probably continue as
> such--picking up in the evening and lasting to mid to late morning--for
> the next few days, it should even increase, as Dennis finally moves up
> the coast.

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