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Update:
We had some stormy weather here over the last weekend where I was experiencing significant reception issues on CBS (6.1/40) only. The signal meter was jumping around between 50 -95% (sometimes instantaneously). I'm not sure I quite comprehend this behavior, as I would have assumed that rain would attenuate a broad spectrum of signals.
If it makes a difference I was receiving through a wet 12/5 roof, but the problem persisted even when we dried out for a bit over the weekend, so I am wondering if it was storms at or along the path of transmission that was causing the attenuation, rather than my attic wall.
Thoughts?
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