Re: Collecting rain off of the roof

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• From: "Ronald E Menold II" menoldre@va.prestige.net>
• Date: Fri, 2 Mar 2001 21:34:09 -0500
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> I would agree this is all probably true in most climates where there is
> lots of rainfall.  But in our blazingly hot AZ desert sun, an asphalt roof
> will deteriorate more rapidly, especially during the hot season when there
> is no rainfall for 4 - 6 months.  Then when it does rain, the months of
> loosened roof material all washes down during the first gully washer of
> the monsoon season. > > ... -Olin

Olin:

That would explain the clay tile roofs in the Texas then...I guess it is 
all a matter of perspective.

-Ron
-Ron
menoldre@va.prestige.net


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