normally only have issues with the older siding now when we get 50-100mph. when i got the place water come in everytime the ice and snow would melt, i went through and tore off million years of old roofs tar and roll. i got mid grade architectural shingles from from HD almost two pallets worth(house garage and 12x24 shed), mostly done myself. but the first row is what you have to worry about with that which i tar'd two layers of shingles over felt and two 3ft rows of water and ice proof ice shield, so even when you loose a shingle or two which is all that has happened the water/snow is still not going to ever get in, till i replace it in the spring. really after they get a few years they stay pretty good up to 100, i went through and put 3.5 inch screws in the siding that has come off too havent had any problems after that but, house was built in 1850 there are about 18 layers of roll and ceder on the sides too, tough to find anything to screw to
we have had a ton more wind than normal seems like, sucks but they are planing to put a wind farm here in my county, like the okc ones and they have cool trailer mounted doppler stations measuring all the different weather in different areas, there is one in the back of one of my fields. pretty geeky with gadgets, very interesting to me
kinda looks like the one without the house around it
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