High winds can cause a lot of damage, and the wind speeds don't have to be as high as you may think. How high does the wind speed need to be to uproot a tree? Start the day smarter.

Small trees can be blown over and uprooted. Higher wind speeds begin to mimic the effects of tornados. How much wind does it take to uproot a tree?

Here's what we know. How much wind can uproot a tree? A tree can be uprooted in wind speeds of 55-63 mph, according to meteorologists, but whether it gets knocked to the ground or not will be ...