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<blockquote data-quote="pigoo3" data-source="post: 1659275" data-attributes="member: 56379">My question back to you is.&nbsp; When your WiFi is working…what device do you usually use to get weather data?&nbsp; The reason why I ask is.&nbsp; If these 7 weather apps you tried on your iPhone are NOT your regular weather data source.&nbsp; Maybe the weather data they provide is always less than what you expect.&nbsp; And you're only finding this out now when you're in a &quot;compromised&quot; situation with your WiFi &amp; TV signal (Disk) are both out.- It may not be a matter of the the of connection.&nbsp; It may be that the weather apps on the iPhone are just lacking or underpowered.- OR.&nbsp; There are tons &amp; tons of people doing EXACTLY the same thing you are (you're not the only person in your area in the same situation)…and the cellular system in your area is overloaded.&nbsp; Which is why your getting the timing out problem.- Nick</blockquote>

[QUOTE="pigoo3, post: 1659275, member: 56379"] My question back to you is. When your WiFi is working…what device do you usually use to get weather data? The reason why I ask is. If these 7 weather apps you tried on your iPhone are NOT your regular weather data source. Maybe the weather data they provide is always less than what you expect. And you're only finding this out now when you're in a "compromised" situation with your WiFi & TV signal (Disk) are both out. - It may not be a matter of the the of connection. It may be that the weather apps on the iPhone are just lacking or underpowered. - OR. There are tons & tons of people doing EXACTLY the same thing you are (you're not the only person in your area in the same situation)…and the cellular system in your area is overloaded. Which is why your getting the timing out problem. - Nick [/QUOTE]

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