High Wind Speed
High Wind Gust
High Daily Wind Run
All-Time
27.0 mph
49.0 mph
278.8 miles
at 1:05 AM on 08 September 2020
at 1:13 PM on 09 February 2015
on 04 January 2017
Wind direction is reported by the direction from which it originates. For example, a northerly wind blows from the north to the south. Wind direction is usually reported in cardinal directions or in azimuth degrees. For example, a wind coming from the south is given as 180 degrees; one from the east is 90 degrees.
Wind Speed is based on a 10-minute average.
Wind Run is a measurement of how much wind has passed a given point in a period of time. A wind blowing at five miles per hour for an entire day (24 hours) would give a wind run of 120 miles for the day.
Calm [F0]
Light Air [F1]
Light Breeze [F2]
Gentle Breeze [F3]
Moderate Breeze [F4]
Fresh Breeze [F5]
Strong Breeze [F6]
Near Gale [F7]
Gale [F8]
Strong Gale [F9]
Storm [F10]
Violent Storm [F11]
Hurricane [F12]
0 mph
1-3 mph
4-7 mph
8-12 mph
13-18 mph
19-24 mph
25-31 mph
32-38 mph
39-46 mph
47-54 mph
55-63 mph
64-72 mph
73 mph +