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What is known about the effects of dry weather; temperature and sun position in relation to 'local' RF ?
I experience a few television channels reception becoming marginal on dry weather, also by sunrise and sunset, and sometimes on hot days. The weirdest is the effect of wind bursts to a solidly mounted antenna that does not shake at all and absence of trees that could variably interfere with RF signals path.
What is known about the effects of dry weather; temperature and sun position in relation to 'local' RF ?
I experience a few television channels reception becoming marginal on dry weather, also by sunrise and sunset, and sometimes on hot days. The weirdest is the effect of wind bursts to a solidly mounted antenna that does not shake at all and absence of trees that could variably interfere with RF signals path.