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Root rot caused by disease, leaving roots soft and without anchoring power.Erosion can strip soil and sediments away from the root plate, leaving roots exposed.Deep trenching too close to a tree can sever its roots.

Construction activities can cause soil compaction, leading to root death.

Snow accumulation can add enough weight to the tree to overpower its roots.

Excessive rains can also over-saturate the soil around a tree.

Floods can over-saturate the soil surrounding a tree, leaving roots with nothing to grip.

Earthquakes can loosen tree roots from their soil, leaving the tree destabilized.

Consider the following conditions that can lead to windthrow: What Causes Windthrow – Windthrow can topple the seemingly sturdiest of trees in the lightest of breezes or most furious of winds. While wind is a contributing factor to windthrow and windsnap, it is not the primary cause (under normal circumstances).