How does a kentucky coffeetree hold up in a storm?

This is the storm performer of the group — arborists rate its limb attachment and wood strength as good under ice and snow, and it comes through Indiana glaze events with far less breakage than maple, pear or basswood on the same street. The qualifier is mass: those limbs are heavy and few, so the rare failure (usually at a preexisting bad union or on a previously topped tree) drops a lot of weight in one piece.