Incident Overview
A pilot returning from a local flight experienced a gusty crosswind from the right during landing. After touching down, while on the landing roll at approximately 55 knots (20 knots below landing speed), a severe gust lifted the right wing. The aircraft abruptly yawed about 45 degrees to the left, heading toward a Cessna 182 that was taxiing on a parallel taxiway.
Evasive Action and Subsequent Events
The pilot applied full power, lifted off, and cleared the Cessna 182. He then lowered the nose to gain airspeed, but the aircraft was heading toward a hangar. Unable to maintain flying speed, the airplane settled onto its tail in a grassy area. After touching down, it continued into a tie-down area and struck three other aircraft.
Aircraft Involved
The three struck aircraft were identified as a Cessna 172 (registration N62610), a Cessna 172RG (registration N5148U), and a Cessna 150 (registration N46972). The taxiing Cessna 182 was not struck. No further details about the accident aircraft or occupants are specified in the source.