Can't wait to do a scan when the weather has cleared to see if we get more channels!

Having said that, in bad weather, our reception suffers

I was concerned about signal due to the home's location (for example, cell phone service is poor here) but have been very pleased with the number of channels received and te strength of the signal, even in poor weather.

We are in North Texas and get all the basics even in bad weather

I will say when it is adverse weather the signal does degrade bit

It worked fine the first week when the weather was nice

Great antenna but severe weather does affect quality while watching.

Pixilation is also a problem , (That could be due to my tv), when the weather is cloudy and rainy, as it is now

The CS-4 works fabulously... however, understand that weather, including fronts, rain, snow, humidity, sunrise, sunset or any number of things can affect signals traveling over the air

Reception when positioned in my attic is good, though severe weather sometimes interferes with stations that are at the limit of the antenna's reception.

and it seems to be withstanding the weather pretty well.

But when the weather got cloudy and rainy it didn't work at all so I sent it back.

Years later, broadcasters are using directional antennas and other range-limiting technology, and I can usually receive OTA broadcasts only to about 50 miles (and maybe half that during foul weather).

I would recommend this antenna as i looked around and did some research before choosing this one

not as well as I'd like

Won"t pick up crap .Should have returned it.