80mph Straight Line Winds

[@ChuckRussell87]

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[@dr.vaughnheintz316]

Amazing... this reminds me of when Sandy hit us here. The wind was insane then.

[@wayblu2799]

What was that like?

[@michaelveis6498]

Here in LA, this would be an El Nino storm, usually in February or March.

[@michaelveis6498]

When we get high winds like these, they're Santa Ana winds. Try putting out a wildfire in 80-90 MPH winds with the humidity about 6% and the temperature about 113°. Impossible.

[@robom7722]

Great video It is not 80 Definitely around 50 to 60 I live in Ireland I have lots of windstorm rain etc

[@nostalgiaontheairmichaelch9932]

Sorry sir but this is not 80mph. More like 40-50

[@climaterelatedvideos5694]

Maximum 38 MPH

[@cruistassone199]

MPH!

[@anthonysmith4346]

Not 80 more like 50-55

[@ashleegreene4538]

20 mph at first

[@marianotto8332]

What winds????? Go to fla and watch the winds in a hurricane!🤨

[@bigal7561]

Your straight line 80 mpy winds are a tad liter than our Oklahoma 80 mph winds

[@isayulirodmez9809]

What do straight line winds means?

[@ChuckRussell87]

It's winds that blow in one direction. Non-tornadic

[@YelsewNesnej]

30 to 40 at best.

[@jj2.047]

20-30 at Most

[@Ri0GenMusic]

Aight dont overdo it. 50-60.

[@randymillhouse791]

Wimpy Midwesterners weather.

[@ethanmoss8158]

Not 80 more like 68

[@stugots162]

We cant hear the winds because your talking