No, windows and doors do not cause condensation. Exterior condensation is dew; the same condensation you see on car windows, lawns. and streets on many mornings. Dew on windows is a natural atmospheric phenomenon, and it doesnât mean your windows are leaking air.
Simply put, wind driven rain is damage caused by rain that was propelled by wind through the window seals or door seals. In other words, if the wind was not in the equation, the water would never have made it into the dwelling to cause damage.
A colloquial term for a tornado. Typhoon. A hurricane that forms in the Western Pacific Ocean. It is a term used in Australia for a tropical cyclone in the northwestern Pacific with maximum winds above 117 kilometers per hour (63 knots). strong wind characterized by a sudden onset in which the wind speed increases at least 16 knots and is sustained at 22 knots or more for at least one minute. In Canada, a squall is defined as a strong, sudden wind which generally lasts a few minutes then quickly decreases in speed.