Re: [amsat-bb] Snow

["Luc Leblanc (VE2DWE)" <luclebla@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

On 24 Jan 2004 at 8:26, Jim Walls wrote:

> n8anr@juno.com wrote:

> Move to someplace warmer!  I've never had any problems with snow 
> accumulating on any of my antennas here at my house in the Los Angeles 
> area.  Supposed to be in the 60s today...
> 
> Sorry, I couldn't resist.


Stay away from here also my tailtwister jammed on eastern position.  Clockwise OK but CCW jammed have to push 
on the bell with my foot to make it turn CCW. Look below for our weather forecast. 

Sorel, Québec, Canada  
Jan 24 2004


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This afternoon sunny
Temp. -19°C
Cooling factor -28°C
Winds 15 km/h O

Tonite
Temp. -26°C
Cooling factor  -36°C
Winds 15 km/h O

Night
Temp. -31°C
Cooling factor  -43°C
winds 15 km/h O


Sunday morning Jan 25 2004
Temp. -26°C
Cooling factor  -36°C
winds 15 km/h SO


Usually when temp goes so low sky is clear and no snow accumulate.



Luc Leblanc VE2DWE
Coordonnateur AMSAT pour le Québec
Quebec AMSAT coordinator
AMSAT MEMBER (33583)
Sites web sites: www.qsl.net/ve2dwe
                          www.sorel-tracy.qc.ca/~luclebla/

Echolink node 115340 VE2DWE-L
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P.O. Box 341
Sorel-Tracy  QC.
Canada
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