These are interesting times because the passing storms may provide significant insight in the days to come. For the last few days, SD cant be heard much at all - even weaker than the norm at the good listening spot, SB barely squeaks through, and Saint Gabriel is nearly chiming in at times - though I may have erroneously identified such as Saint Bernardino.
Not getting to listen much of late, as I am away most of the
time and I have no permanent listening equipment as yet.But I was able to listen a little this past
Thanksgiving Day weekend.SB was
fighting through – a little – but SD was surely much weaker than the norm.I’m unsure anymore, as I’ve alluded in the
past, what the effect of any passing storm really has on the singing ability of
the saints or how much the release of any energy from a passing storm as it comes
ashore on the West Coast, what effect this release of energy here has on the
tornadic ability of the storm when it reaches the nation’s Heartland.As I have also blogged, there is always the possibility
that the entire unusual circumstance could be a result of ‘directional energy’
too.Maybe this passing storm/low will help to
display any correlation revelations. Maybe?But I have noticed that certain patterns do seem to return at certain
times of the year, maybe also.
I first noticed the reduced signals when I returned to a
listening area early Thanksgiving morning.But I didn’t blog about it here until late Sunday evening / early Monday morning as the signals stayed
weakened and seemed to grow even weaker over the weekend (maybe). And in fact, maybe some
revelations have manifested in this regard (with condolences to the victims, of course).
See: “Tornadoes, storms kill at least 5 in
Southeast;” located at: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2016/11/30/tornado-kills-3-injure-4-kids-alabama-reports/94654180/
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