Yes, the radio signals are sure coming in tonight.
I am in Eastern Ontario picking up Quebec, NY, Vermont. Trying to log new control channels for systems as well, when i come across them, for next time.
Here is a link to a tropo forecast map, used to determine intensity of radio signal contours for
Eastern Canada, and NorthEast United States.
Looks like a cold front will be coming in the from the west, that will supress the signals, thus
no more tropo, for a little while, Oh well.
It would seem it usually occurs ahead of a storm system or a frontal boundary, a day or 2 ahead
And especially when theres a large geographic area of dense fog, rf enhances very well through it.
Link...
http://www.dxinfocentre.com/tropo.html
According to the intesity map, theres a wide area of green from Western G.T.A to Detroit Michigan, with high peek yellows in London, and Windsor.
Well other areas, such as where i am are moderate but better then normal.
The Maps are divided into each day, but for the current day/night it has seperate maps for 6 hour intervals of Rf intensity change.
But i use this as guide, for rf exploration.
