Wind damage to an older architectural shingle roof

In this photo, you can see that some of the shingles on the slope were missing tabs and showed signs of wind damage.

Ridge cap shingles are often the first to go during a windstorm.

The facia metal has been separated from the wood framing behind it due to high winds.

In this photo, you can see more evidence of wind-damaged shingles. When the wind lifts tabs, they often leave a crease in the shingle when it lays back down.

Here, you can see evidence of water pouring through the soffit. A roof leak almost definitely causes this.