A municipal PTP bridge to a water tower drops SNR during heavy rain and after summer foliage growth along the path. What expert RF awareness applies?
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Short Explanation
Rain and leafy trees eat outdoor link budget — water tower shots need fade margin and a clear path, not a pep talk about WPA3. Seasonal SNR dips are classic environment, not DNS TTL folklore.
Full Explanation
Outdoor point-to-point links experience additional attenuation from rain and vegetation depending on frequency and path geometry. Expert designs include fade margin and path clearance rather than assuming security settings or indoor myths eliminate environmental loss. DNS TTL is unrelated to RF path fade.