AP about 100 ft away, seems to grow weak in the evening. Strongest in early hours (before 10 a.m.), but quickly drops off. (This is between 2 apartment buildings.)

Being N. California, I'd expect the opposite, that moisture would inhibit signal propagation. Nighttime and early hours are moist, especially in fall & winter, times that the signal seems to be stronger.

Any idea why signal strength would be so weak during the day but stronger during the night? It doesn't seem to follow logic of interference, which I would expect to be intermittent (temporary use of cordless phones, etc.). MacStumbler shows no other networks present when this one network signal fades.

Ideas?

Thanks,
Dave
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