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Wind Damage - Lebanon, Ohio		10/24/2001

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Photographer	Brian Coniglio, NWS Wilmington, OH
Date taken	October 25, 2001
Location	Lebanon, Ohio (Warren County) map
Event	Wind damage

Additional notes

Straight-line winds associated with a large squall line caused this tree to snap at its base. This damage suggests winds in excess of 70 mph.

Related NWS Product: Severe Thunderstorm Warning

Safety Note: Trees and large limbs falling on homes have led to numerous injuries and fatalities in the past. When a severe thunderstorm warning is issued, it is a good idea to keep in mind where large trees are in relation to your house, and stay away from windows which can easily be broken by falling limbs.

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