SNE Homeowners - Tree Damage over/under thread

[free_man]

Guess how many trees will fall on your property. Apartment /condo dwellers can use all trees within 1 acre of property.

[StormSurge]

I'm guessing six, but hopefully more.

[free_man]

I'm guessing six, but hopefully more.

Good luck!

[StormSurge]

Thanks!

[bobbutts]

I voted for 10-20 of trees to fall, I have a spot that will turn to mush with lots of rain, and it won't take much of a gust once that happens.

Truth be told I have no idea though, it could easily be 0

[Baroclinic Zone]

1-3.

[Mr. Windcredible!]

1-3...trying to be optimistic

[wokeupthisam]

I voted 0. On a fairly exposed hilltop east of MHT, surrounded by deciduous with a few scattered tall white pine to the SE.

Expecting the effects of an early Oct nor'easter - a few twigs, dead branches will come down. Feel less confident about the rain forecast, but my guess for MBY is 1.5inches after 6am sunday.

[DomNH]

Def. 0...I have 3 100' maples and one small oak. The maples won't be going anywhere for years and the oak has hung in there for all the storms we've had here so far, so it should stay up.

[free_man]

I voted 0. On a fairly exposed hilltop east of MHT, surrounded by deciduous with a few scattered tall white pine to the SE.

Expecting the effects of an early Oct nor'easter - a few twigs, dead branches will come down. Feel less confident about the rain forecast, but my guess for MBY is 1.5inches after 6am sunday.

How long have you lived there? Lost trees in the past? Asking because I live in a similar spot west of MHT, exposed hilltop. The Feb 2010 fiasco was incredible, no power ,8 days on generator.

I lost two trees and large limbs from the high pines, only in the woods though. several very large and old trees were blocking roads and even through houses in a few instances. I think 60mph gusts are doable for our local hills, which could do similar damage.

Yikes.

[kdxken]

Voted 50+ only because I have thousands of trees on my lot...