Assertion: hurricane's wind | /r/CapableOf | uproot tree
Facets:
value: across much
type: DEGREE
value: in st. petersburg
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Strong winds in Montgomery, Alabama, uprooted trees, while 20 mi (32 km) south in Davenport, Alabama, winds damaged a number of homes and injured several people.
text: Strong winds uprooted trees in St. Petersburg, while heavy rainfall caused flooding in the outlying districts of nearby Tampa.
text: 120 mph (193 km/h) winds downed and uprooted trees across much of the country, littering streets with debris and mud.
text: The winds uprooted trees, downed electricity poles, disabled bridges, triggered landslides, and damaged several roofs.
text: Strong winds also uprooted and felled trees and their limbs in addition to as well as a 200 ft (61 m) tall radio mast near Moss Point, Mississippi.
text: The hurricane caused rough seas, and strong winds uprooted trees and antennas.
text: And the amount of wind-related damage produced by a landfalling hurricane depends on many factors other than peak wind—including the size and duration of the wind field, the extent of development along a hurricane’s path, and the amount of rainfall before and during the storm, since saturated soil makes it easier for wind to uproot trees and bring down power lines.