Large Tree Falls on Car – High Winds

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2. Rotten root base, rain and high winds, there you have it.

3. Looks like 0 root system.

4. Hi mate, Many thanks for sharing.Hope you are well. We have been having major bushfires down under. Take care and keep safe TOP CAT

5. Tree Ain't Got No ROOTS !!!

6. The tree was dead . And by the looks of it the roots had been cut by the kerb and pavement . There was nearly no root system .miracle it didn't fall down when a dog used it for relief

7. They're going to need a chainsaw.

8. Root rot. Fungus

9. ITS HELLA WINDY TODAY IN SAC TOO… THE WIND IS CHILLY AS A MFKA TOO BOY.

10. Maybe root totted ?

11. Tree's are dying from geo engineeing weather modification program

12. That tree was and is dead as disco.

13. That was a dead tree for a long time. Here the city would be paying that bill .

14. That's weird — I've never seen roots so thin and so shallow — what the hell?!? It's amazing it didn't fall years ago!!!

15. Tree was dead….doesn't take much to push over a dead tree.

16. That's why there's a fire problem out there. That tree has been dead and dried out for years!!! Clean up your shit California!!!

17. It's only a scratch on the car, bit of t-cut will fix that.

18. Wow. It would have to land on a car. Onus News. Good grief.

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