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Have you looked into a mesh WiFi system? I had issues here at Deep Creek with dead zones in the house especially in the basement or top floor away from the router. Ever since we installed the mesh system, we’ve had no issues. And we are heavy users of the system (work from home, only stream TV, devices, etc).

48 for the low. First sub 50 low of the season.

Great firepit weather. Down to 61/53

71/60 under mostly sunny skies. Happy Labor Day weekend all!

January 3?

Nice, are you guys doing tent, cabin, or rental?

Outside chance of sub-50 low here tomorrow night.

70/69 and 0.3” so far today.

Raining and feels like Kauai outside.

Another 0.2” today and 0.43” for the week.

I'm a risk taker.

Good, I'll go from 1" to 2".

That’s still accurate :p

Oh totally, I know! Another sign of fall is here - goldenrods are in the early stages of blooming.

There’d need to be a pretty anomalous air mass for snow in September even in the highlands. First flakes here have been in October the last two seasons although I’m sure Snowshoe and Canaan might be a few weeks earlier.

Uber long range on the GFS but first 40s of the season for lows in the mountains on 9/11.

The Nats are looking like a lost cause this season...even with the expanded playoffs, I can't see them getting in (although we know the story from last year). Os getting in would be nice.

Riding boots, floppy hats, PSL, pumpkins for days, flannel season.... …...meanwhile it's still 80 on Oct 1.

Imagine how much Caps games I could have gone to with that! Although I suppose these days, that doesn't matter

Yep, I had to spend $7K to Comcast for them to run the line up the hill to our house here in Deep Creek a few years ago to get their service. Otherwise, I would have had to pay for satellite internet which is capped at 10GB/month (we'd go through that in a day hosting friends). It was "only" $7K since the houses down the street at the bottom of the hill had service. If not for that, I can't even imagine the cost. It's unacceptable that rural communities are left behind with what should be accessible to all residents at a much cheaper price (for install/etc).

0.09" so far here - underperformer.

I saw that Garrett County received a state (or federal?) grant for hotspots to provide to students without adequate wifi. The issue also becomes for that student the lack of LTE coverage in some areas of the county. On a related note, how a county with something like 60 or so total cases can't return to in person learning is beyond my understanding.

Rain so far has been focused on the southern part of the county but light rain just started. HRRR advertising about 0.5" after all is said and done. NAM was showing 2"+ yesterday.

59/54. Crickets/katydids singing away.