"Jasan" wrote in message
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Thanks, Mike. I am not sure if it is inside or outside. It is about
15 feet in the air and I noticed when I was leaving for work. I went
outside to see if there was anything on the ground like a bird or a
ball or someting. Nothing. There is no snow. If you pictured the
window as a clock cut n half the crack would look like it was 9:50. It
is all the way from the edge to almost the middle.
I think it is one pane now that I think about it. If not the crack is
on the outside because you can see it more clearly from out there.

There isn't molding, just siding around the window on the outside. I
did look and there is a large bead of caulking around the window.



coming fromt he side like that, from the sounds of it, it could have been a
pressure crack, like someone else said, settling of some sort. call a glass
shop and have it taken care of. talk to them to see if an insulated unit
can be installed in its place if it just a single glazed window.

good luck......

mike..............