What trees are most likely to fail in storms?

Trees with dead branches, decay, structural defects, previous storm damage, or poor branch attachments are generally more likely to fail during severe weather. Trees with dense, overgrown canopies may also be more vulnerable to wind damage.

Scally’s Tip: A healthy tree can still fail if it has hidden structural weaknesses. Regular inspections help identify issues that aren’t always visible from the ground.

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