Bubbler86

This pic is what my roof installer (just had roof put on Sept 2023) said was not a good idea for 2 reasons. 1) The roof manufacturer can claim it was not installed correctly whether it was or not. I would have loved to get this done as my AC unit is in the attic so this would have sealed off that space and made it easier on the air going through the ducts. 2) When you go to sell a home, many inspectors will fail you for this as they cannot see the rafters and assesses the inside of the roof. Sounds like you are way ahead of me on some stuff in sealing the area around the wall. We had the ceiling gaps sealed too before the blow in. Also, check out this article from England: https://www.leadingpropertylawyers.co.uk/spray-foam-insulation-continues-to-make-homes-unsellable/

We actually spent 4K and replaced our old oil furnace chimney, which was a metal Faux chimney, with this Class A one. This is not our house, but it looks like this. Supposedly lets less air in and out especially when the furnace is on. We definitely hear the wind less. We keep our real brick chimney damper shut when not used. We had a door blower test done (you probably did too) and found where the issues were. When the damper was open it was incredible what it pulled in. The electrical outlets were also allowing a lot in from in between the walls so they all have those children safety plugs on now which cut that way down though not a seal. Our house is mid 60's. I love it. Not a fan of the new house look (no offense to anyone.) I so wanted to do the seal in the attic instead of blown in, but our roof guy said that if we do, the 50-year roof warranty is gone.

I doubt we break out the heat until it is mid 30's or lower. 45 outside means 65 inside.

Maybe they can 'Staple' it together after it goes by.

You beat me badly today. 52 for the low here. Being 70 still at 7PM last night did not help.

7 Above MDT's norm for the day. 8 above over here.

That would probably make the barrier islands go away for good for a 20-30 mile stretch. Doubtful ...just model fodder. Downtown Tampa would be destroyed.

A surprisingly warm 78 here. Would prefer 5 less. The end of Tampa as modeled (grab from Trop thread)

Quite often when I get my worst fog events, the MD NWS has the headline like this am. DENSE FOG ADVISORY IN EFFECT UNTIL 8 AM EDT THIS MORNING... * WHAT...Visibility of a quarter mile or less in dense fog. * WHERE...Portions of central, north central, northern, and western Maryland, northern Virginia, and eastern West Virginia. * WHEN...Until 8 AM EDT this morning. * IMPACTS...Low visibility could make driving conditions hazardous. PRECAUTIONARY/PREPAREDNESS ACTIONS... If driving, slow down, use your headlights, and leave plenty of distance ahead of you.

53 with fog about as thick as it can get this AM. Visibility well under 1/4 mile. Just 100-200 feet at best.

Oh My. Northern outlier but noteworthy.

Up 12 degrees since lunch....to 76 and mostly sunny.

Looks like a sunny and fantastic weather weekend though....hopefully your other issues start to lessen. It is tough to feel normal when life is throwing bad stuff at us. Our next real chance of rain not until Sunday Night/Monday AM.

The variability of the run-to-run issues/changes in dealing with the gulf is making it tough to forecast. Now GFS has a Cat 1 or Trop Storm right into Tampa Bay. Fairly decent agreement on the Icon with double digit rains in Central Florida. CMC again holds the energy back for a Trop Storm later in the week.