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Dust devil. Never heard of it until about a year ago. Interesting, weird, whacky stuff.

Caught on Camera: Dust Devil spotted spiraling in Fort Myers (winknews.com)

I recall dust devils as being fairly common when I was a kid.  I don't recall them as much in Cincinnati.

The biggest dust devils I ever saw were in Arizona

Very common in the western part of Texas.  

Solar installation for residential is really expensive. It's also not very attractive.

I used to do a lot of work on mansions along Chicago's North Shore suburbs (Wilmette, Kenilworth, Winnetka, Glencoe, Highland Park, Lake Forest) and the vast majority went with geothermal. I only do a little work on those now. Clients are mostly difficult.

Those people wanted stone or copper roofing, etc. Not solar - not for this, which I did do:

585 Longwood Ave Glencoe Il 60022 - Heritage Luxury Homes

The panels are also very heavy, and subject to damage from weather - more so than tiles.

I'm not sure you can get a hurricane-rated solar roof. I stopped looking at them when I found out the pricing.

We are fully hurricane rated now - whole house, top to bottom. The new roof and structural work I had done brought my premium down about 30 percent alone, from what it was. It's $5,100/year now.

Overall, we are paying about 500 percent less than what it would be if we had no wind mitigation at all. Yes, 500 percent.

Maybe some of the other Florida guys can weigh in here.

Geesh, I'm obviously paying a whole lot less for condo insurance, some of it is indirectly through the HOA of course.