During a Hurricane, Winds Can Blow Out Windows and Walls

Multiple Choice

During a hurricane, winds can blow out windows and walls, or remove the roof from a house. According to Bernoulli's principle, which of the following statements best explains why this can occur?

A) Wind blowing around and over a house creates convection currents outside the house.
B) Wind blowing around and over a house is at a lower pressure than the air inside the house.
C) Wind blowing around and over a house is at a higher temperature than the air inside the house.
D) Wind blowing around and over a house creates electrostatic charges in the air around the house.