Condensation promblem?

[5138bug]

Just went out to check inside of new coop no chickens in there yet coming in spring.
It is very windy rainy warm today, the under side of the roof is very wet I'm thinking
I might not have enough venting. Here what I have both soffits 8" 84"are open covered with
wire back vent 18" 20" two windows bottom sash 12"x12 I'm planning on a roof vent . Any input
would be greatly appreciated.
Thank you all
Don

 

[junebuggena]

Any gable vents? Soffits pull air in, but they don't really expel air. You need make sure the ventilation is up high, think roofline and peak. Windows tend to be too low to be effective.

 

[5138bug]

Thanks I plan on a ridge vent and cupola.

 

[aart]

This coop? https://www.backyardchickens.com/g/a/7139314/new-coop/

Are you sure the roof is not leaking?
Wonders how it could be so wet in there with no chickens?

Ridge vent and/or gable vents and/or cupola all good choices.

 

[5138bug]

I'm sure it's not a leak in the roof, the roof is new if it was a leak the water would drip down in a few places.
In this case the whole under side of the roof both gables is wet with large bubbles the floor is still dry.

 

[aart]

I'm sure it's not a leak in the roof, the roof is new if it was a leak the water would drip down in a few places.
In this case the whole under side of the roof both gables is wet with large bubbles the floor is still dry.

Bubbles?

Is that a shingled roof?
Low pitch roof with shingles and wind driven rain, could be seeping water in from outside.

Just trying to help trouble shoot.