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How Strong Winds, Hail, and Heavy Branches Can Harm Your Roof

Your roof is built to take a beating from the weather, but some storms push it past its limits. Hail, high winds, and falling branches each attack the roof in a different way. Understanding how each one causes damage helps you spot trouble early and decide what needs fixing first. Hail impact: more than just dents Hailstones form inside thunderstorms when updrafts carry raindrops into freezing air. The longer they stay aloft, the bigger they get. By the time they fall,

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