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Explain why the roofs are blown off during high speed winds.

Explain why the roofs are blown off during high speed winds.
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Explain why the roofs are blown off during high speed winds.

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the wind gets trapped under the little lip of the roof and builds up so much pressure poof it’s blown away
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Answer:

Roofs are blown down due to the speed and pressure of the winds that will become strong and can destroy anything in its path.

Step-by-step explanation:

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