113m/s = 406.8km/h
UPDATE: This new record of 254 mph has now been accepted by the WMO!
We have a new World Wind Speed Record! (I had errantly said 253 mph below, which was converted from 113 m/s = 407 km/h).
I was recently turned on to some information regarding a storm that struck Australia in 1996 - Category 4 Tropical Cyclone Olivia (hurricanes are called Cyclones in the Southern Hemisphere). It seems that this storm produced wind gusts of 113 m/s or 253 mph (or so the instrument claimed), which would be considerably above the world record surface wind gust of 231 mph measured at Mount Washington, NH in 1934. I have obtained permission from Chevron Corporation to display this wind graph, taken during the storm at Barrow Island:
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Always looking at the sky...James says:
http://www.wmo.int/pages/mediacentre...nfo_58_en.html
Simone says:
holy s**t....
James says:
now that's something I'd like to film!!
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