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AC Humidity?
My outside AC furnace was in a house fire that started from my neighbor's home. We have moved back into our house and notice mold on the two bottom levels of our house in August. It has been determined that there are leaks in the furnace line. Humidity levels were assessed at 85% to 95% humidity. Do think that the fire effected the furnace and could be the cause of the humidity.
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