But WBZ's Bob Raleigh kept splashing over so I coundl't make out much. I gave up ever trying to catch them when WKOX moved to that frequency. Very non-compelling programming. I agree, however, for me it is purely station availability in a given market. Bill, You must be referring to those guys that wear their pants up by their chest.
Most signal goes east day and night.
The day pattern is actually a bit tighter than the night pattern, but the power is a lot higher. WVNJ carries a locally originated adult-standards format during the day, but now, I believe, carries Bruce Williams at night. Since I'm within a mile of WNFT, I can't get WVNJ, but it makes a lot of sense that the best time to pick it up around here would be right before sunset in the New York metro area. WSCR's signal goes mostly southeast. WJHR's day and night patterns are really different.