Broken tabs on shingles due to wind. This breaks the fiberglass bond within the shingle, leaving the integrity of the shingle at risk of total separation like the one seen in the valley. 

Broken tabs on shingles due to high winds. 

Several shingles in a row are damaged by the wind—just right of the dormer on the left side of the house.

Hail and wind damage to the left of the dormer and on the left of the house. Sections of shingles are becoming delaminated as well. They are not sealing back to one another.

As you can see on the bottom image, the chalk line on the right side shows the long crack in the shingles where they all lifted and broke free. In the end, the shingles came completely broken free from this area.

As you can see, a long section of shingles and a few scattered ones have all been broken by high winds. 

This area is just below the other and looks similar, but they are different and have a large section of windblown shingles once again. 

As you can see, both corners of the bedroom have substantial lathe and plaster damage to the ceiling. 

More damage to the ceiling in the middle room on the left of the house. The plaster is breaking away from lathe boards due to excessive water damage.

More plaster is coming free from lathe boards, and paint and plaster are also damaged on the upper wall.

 To the left and right of the front door. There is a lot of rain damage to the plaster and lathe boards here. The plaster is about to fall in this area as it did in the back bedroom.

Random storm damage. It is mainly located on the right side of the dormer that’s on the right side of the house.