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I would not be concerned about that forecast wind speeds, of course, the one burst of wind that is 110MPH is not so good, eh??
We know several that have had their rigs through some pretty snarly stuff, their houses had damage, their rigs did not. We have also had members that had a tree come down right in the middle of the rig, totaled it.
We have been through some snarly storms ourselves and a couple of times have put the slides in, and a couple of times not.
IF you can determine the wind direction they say it helps to put the nose INTO the wind.
After all that, pray for the best, and be sure the insurance is paid in full.
Don't mean to sound like a smarty pants, but, when we are talking Mother Nature, who knows?? We always hope for the best, after taking our best actions first, based on prior experiences.
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