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Weather does affect any satellite.... The better the signal (up to 100% although 100% is really not achievable) the better off you are going to be when the weather changes.
Now for the most part when the rain comes.... the signal does go down.... But unless it is a MAJOR DOWNPOUR you should be OK....
But because satellite internet is 2 way... it may have more problems sending
Satellite internet should be the option of last resort.... if there is no other way to get high speed internet.... then it is the best "only" option...... The only other problem is that it needs a clear path to the satellite..... IE: it will not go through obstructions "trees, leaves, buildings... or ANY solid object"
Remember the better signal at the time of install... the better you will do when the weather hits
There are 3 major internet satellites..... Hughes net & Wild blue are probably the best, and then there is Starband.
The other way you "may" be able to get broadband internet is with a cell phone card.... But this is 100% dependent upon having good 3G service in your area (Verizon, ATT and Sprint)
I am sure you have checked all the options.... and that is the you are asking about satellite.
Good Luck
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