Georgetown, TX
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Phone
02:36
1d ago
Internet only - Mifi down
21:10
2d ago
Phone - I also noticed issues yesterday
14:25
4d ago
All services down - Service down
08:30
4d ago
All services down
18:26
5d ago
Phone - The area is well served by Verizon, in the past 2 hours, I have been in the area, using my phone on Verizon network (no WiFi). I haven’t been able to listen to podcasts, and every google search takes about a minute, and often times out.
01:12
6d ago
Phone - cannot make calls or send texts
15:44
6d ago
All services down - Service down
15:16
6d ago
Phone
22:23
Nov 3
Phone - no cell signal at all
22:23
Nov 3
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Uptime here is shaped mainly by severe thunderstorms, ice storms, heat-related equipment stress, and construction fiber cuts. The spring storms and midsummer heat window is when regional events tend to cluster. The local plant leans on large metro footprints across Houston, Dallas–Fort Worth, Austin, and San Antonio, so weather or grid events can show up across Houston, Dallas, Austin. When you see a statewide spike, it is often a backbone fiber event or a utility-driven power event moving across regions such as Houston, El Paso, Dallas, San Antonio.
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