Anomalism
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Wind instruments and pressure readings determine the category. Trees and shacks survive in spots due to local terrain, gust timing, and building resilience. Damage patterns aren’t a direct measure of sustained wind speed.So we are really to believe that when Melissa came ashore, there really were 150+ mph sustained winds, except they did not knock down the vast majority of trees, just the oppositek, and wooden shacks were still standing after being hit by those winds...
not a sane answer