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Can someone give me the exact definition of what a "gust wind" is? I
haven't been able to find it on the Net. I assume that is measuring the wind speed for a certain amount of time and the wind speed is above some minimal standard value. Assuming that this is the definition, what is the amount of time that it is measured for and what is the minimal speed to be considered a gust wind? And are there any other factors that need to be taken into account for it to be considered a gust wind? Thanks for your help Johann Blake |
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