[NLRS] Heads-up : Wednesday 10 GHz rain scatter
Mike King - KM0T
[email protected]
Tue, 16 Sep 2003 21:38:25 -0500
Hi all, I will be on if possible. I will be out all day for work, but will
try to get in close to late afternoon. Will be online the UHF logger or
available by phone if things are cooking.
Good luck everyone, thanks Jon for the heads up!
73
Mike - KM0T
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Sent: Tuesday, September 16, 2003 8:54 AM
Subject: [NLRS] Heads-up : Wednesday 10 GHz rain scatter
>
> Looking at the NWS Storm Prediction Center forecast for tomorrow
> (Wednesday), it looks favorable for some 10 GHz rain scatter between VE4MA
> and points south (Twin Cities and KM0T). A mostly north-south cold
front
> is forecast to move through late Wednesday afternoon & evening hours with
> an increased threat of hail. Its the increased possibility of hail that
> this system has that make it significant. The southern areas have the
> increased possibility of an isolated super cell. Check it out at
> http://www.spc.noaa.gov/products/outlook/day2otlk.html
>
> If the system develops as forecast, this may be one of the last chances
> this T-storm season to work some long haul 10 GHz rain scatter.
Hopefully
> Barry (VE4MA) and Mike (KM0T) will be around Wednesday later afternoon
into
> the evening hours. My previous 10 GHz rain scatter contact with Barry
> from Burnsville was good for 632 km and a third place in the 10 GHz DX
> records. Second place is 28 km further, or 660 km. We should be able
to
> identify a good site that is futher south from the Burnsville location by
> at least 28 km and that has a good view towards Barry in an attempt to
grab
> second place.
>
> Food for thought. Heads up 10 GHzers
>
> 73, Jon
> W0ZQ
>
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