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Wind Damage

The wind damage can blow you away.

The wind has an abrasive effect caused by sand particles. - 702

Key words: Damage, Damaging, Damaging-Winds, Hurricane, Storm, Tornado, Wind, Wind-Damage, Windstorm-Damage

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ's)

Question: What is wind?
Answer: Wind is a stream of air in motion that is moving at any speed.
Note: Wind moves from an area of high pressure to an area of low pressure. - 145

Topics from our world ...

Blown Away He was blown away by it.
Broken Branch The broken tree branches fell down to the ground.
Storm Damage The storm damage.

Strong Wind The strong winds are blowing.
Tornado Damage The tornado damage.

External related links to the world ...

American Wind Energy Association

The American Wind Energy Association is the national trade association for the wind energy industry.

awea.org - 1121

European Wind Energy Association - EWEA

The European Wind Energy Association has a powerful wind energy network.

ewea.org - 1122

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Life isn't about waiting for the storm to pass, it's learning to dance in the rain.
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Comments and Quotes

Half of the tree fell-off one of our neighbors trees. They were able to save it by trimming it and having some special chemical put on it that prevented it from dying. - Melinda Dashiell - 35

A tornado is a ferociously rotating column of air stretching from the base of a cumulonimbus cloud to the earth's surface. They are caused when a cloud that is the right size quickly precipitates which releases heat. This caused it to rise, creating a vacuum under it. The vortex is created from the air rushing under it. The most dangerous part of a tornado is the violent winds and the debris that goes to flight during one. Tornados have been spotted on every continent but Antarctica; however, most occur in the U.S. The most prominent time for tornados is from April 26 through June 9. Violent winds and debris slamming into buildings cause most structural damage. - Michelle Rooks - 233

Our trampoline went over our fence (somehow without breaking it) and smashed in to our neighbors house. - Morgan Spires - 34