Rain

I know we've talked about feeling better in some weather, like rain, or
heavy snow at times, for some of us.

I found this tonight, I think helps explain why. Why it feels nicer in
a steamed up shower too, than when it's just damp and cold out.

Tropospheric ducting -
http://www.ccrane.com/library/distant-radio.08.20.01.aspx

~ Snoshoe

I seem to feel better when it is colder out too, anybody have any idea what
the correlation with radio waves would be with temperature?

On 3/20/07, snoshoe_2 <[hidden email]> wrote:


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Paul Coffman


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In a message dated 3/21/2007 2:49:26 PM GMT Standard Time, [hidden email]
writes:

I seem to feel better when it is colder out too, anybody have any idea what
the correlation with radio waves would be with temperature?

On 3/20/07, snoshoe_2 <_snoshoe_2@yahoo.sno_ (mailto:[hidden email]) >
wrote:
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> I know we've talked about feeling better in some weather, like rain, or
> heavy snow at times, for some of us.
>
> I found this tonight, I think helps explain why. Why it feels nicer in


Paul UK - REPLIES

I feel better in high pressure weather sunny clear crisp winter weather, as
for snow I have noticed that if there is sudden change in weather patterns and
pressure such as yesterday where the sky went black before it pelted down
with hail stones, or for that matter on dull rainy days I feel much worse ?? A
few weeks ago we had a sudden change in weather from reasonably clear to
high winds, sky blakening I could feel the emf before I saw the mother of all
storm clouds blow in a few minutes later !! So weather has an effect for
sure, id rather have a sense for the weather than a general problem with emfs
though.

Paul UK









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