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F-0: Light Damage
Chimneys are damaged, tree branches are broken,
shallow-rooted trees are toppled. |
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F-1: Moderate Damage
Roof surfaces are peeled off, windows are
broken, some tree trunks are snapped, unanchored
manufactured homes are overturned, attached garages may be
destroyed. |
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F-2: Considerable Damage
Roof structures are damaged, manufactured
homes are destroyed, debris becomes airborne (missiles are
generated), large trees are snapped or uprooted. |
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F-3: Severe Damage
Roofs and some walls are torn from
structures, some small buildings are destroyed,
non-reinforced masonry buildings are destroyed, most trees
are uprooted. |
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F-4: Devastating Damage
Well-constructed houses are destroyed, some
structures are lifted from foundations and blown some
distance, cars are blown some distance, large debris becomes
airborne. |
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F-5: Incredible Damage
Strong frame houses are lifted from
foundations, reinforced concrete structures are damaged,
automobile-sized debris becomes airborne, trees are
completely debarked. |
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| Tornado winds are not
consistent. Wind speeds rapidly increase and decrease. An
obstruction, such as a house, causes the wind to change direction
and increase pressure on parts of the house. This creates stress on
the house that can cause building components to fail.
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