Which of the following conditions can cause damage to structures inflicted by tornadoes?
A)the increase in air pressure above a roof as high winds blow over it
B)the increase in air pressure as a tornado moves overhead
C)flying debris
D)the tornado's weak winds

Question

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Flying debris is a major cause of damage to structures in a tornado. Debris, such as tree limbs, roof tiles, and other objects, are picked up by the strong winds and hurled into buildings, causing damage or destruction.

Option A is incorrect since an increase in air pressure above a roof won't cause damage to structures.
Option B is also incorrect since an increase in air pressure doesn't cause damage to structures.
Option D is incorrect since weak winds won't cause damage to structures.

Which of the Following Conditions Can Cause Damage to Structures