Central High's more than fifty square miles of dispersed acreage means a storm can hit one property hard and leave the next one, a quarter mile down the county road, mostly untouched. Wind and hail move across open Stephens County farmland with nothing to slow them, and outbuildings and barns often take the same damage as the house. Dri Right builds travel time between properties into the response, since this isn't a town with a tight grid to work through.