@thisoldewe
Oh you brought up a very sore topic with me. Smoke. I live in an area with a lot of construction. They burn their debris and can cause our community to be covered with smoke so thick you can barely see much less breathe.

I have contacted county commissioners who push it back to Florida Fire Division who issue permits to complain to. What does it matter if you are subjected to smoke regardless from a wild fire or debris being burned by a contractor. They are both extremely hazardous to you.

I have enough problems with the pollens in high humidity to have smoke come into the factor. I am glad (only that I was not wrong) about fellow sufferers in high humidity. My wife and I thought are we alone or dose the high humidity seem to affect us only.

We live in an area with a lot of conservation areas full of oak trees and pine trees. Humidity or high winds cause a some real breathing problems as well as headaches. Seems like when we have storms it also can cause sinus and chest issues.