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Strate8  User ID: 36973441  United States01/11/2020 12:49 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Just had bedroom window blown out by storm. Funny thing is, it was literally blown out not in. Not a single shard of glass in the room, all blown outwards. Pressure differential, I guess I should have opened a window somewhere. Quoting: Strate8 Not in Dallas/Fort worth area. Whatever, storms are storms. Always come when you don't have time to be thrown off. I would assume you experienced a venturi effect phenomenon. High wind running across the wall with the window or possibly coming from the opposite side of the house created a vacuum which literally sucked the window out. It sucks you lost the window but on a positive note this is proof tour home isn't very drafty. Yeah, probably true. It literally sounded like a "pop" when it happened. Not the worst thing that happened where I live. Had to cut fallen tree off of driveway before to get out. Had a huge tree limb smash through front door, fought 3 fires on property and neighbors properties to name a few trolls vs bots - we live in a scifi world |
