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What causes sinkholes to form in the Yucatan?
The roofs of these caves collapse
What damage does volcanic ash cause?
Can cause the roofs of buildings to collapse.
What causes the villagers roofs to collapse?
Caterpillars eat the palm leaves.
If an extremely thick amount of ash falls it can cause the roofs of buildings to .?
If an extremely thick amount of ash falls on building roofs, it will cause them to collapse due to the extremely heavy weight.
If an extremely thick amount of ash falls it can cause the roofs of buildings to?
If an extremely thick amount of ash falls on building roofs, it will cause them to collapse due to the extremely heavy weight.
What happens that one can expect during a blizzard?
Snow can pile so high that roofs collapse. Snow storms can knock out electric power.
How do volcanoes impact humans?
It can affect breathing, contaminate water supplies, collapse roofs, disrupt machinery, and cause jet engines to fail while flying.
Did anyone get rescued by helicopter from the roofs of the Twin Towers prior to their collapse 9 Sept 2001?
No, there were no aerial rescues from the towers. It was deemed too dangerous in the conditions.
Why do houses in Canada have steep roofs?
this normally has to do with snowfall in the area and not how hilly it is. areas with high precepitation in the winter have sloping roofs so that snow will not accumulate and put excess pressure on the roof and cause a collapse.
Is it roofs or rooves?
Roofs
What are the three main types of roofs?
The three main types of roofs are flat roofs, pitched roofs, and mansard roofs. Flat roofs have a slight pitch for water drainage, pitched roofs have a steep slope, and mansard roofs have two slopes on all sides with the lower slope being steeper than the upper slope.
Why did peasants of Feudal Japan keep rocks on top of their roofs?
Peasants in Feudal Japan placed rocks on top of their roofs primarily to prevent damage from strong winds and heavy snowfall. The added weight helped stabilize thatch roofs, which were common in rural areas, ensuring they remained intact during harsh weather conditions. Additionally, it served as a practical measure to minimize the risk of roof collapse, protecting their homes and livelihoods.
