The Beaufort Wind Force Scale measures wind speed and its observed effects on land and sea. Created by Sir Francis Beaufort, the scale ranges from 0 (calm) to 12 (hurricane). Beaufort Scale Day ...

High winds can cause a lot of damage, and the wind speed don't have to be as high as you may think. Do you know at what speed ...

categorised between 7 and 10 on the Beaufort Wind Force Scale, an empirical tool developed in 1805 by Sir Francis Beaufort.

Beaufort #0. Wind Description: Calm. Wind Speed: 0. Visual Clues: Neighbor’s overflowing trash container lid askew, but stationary. Scavenging crows dine without impediment.

The Beaufort Wind scale further breaks this down ... So far this month 10 days have come with gale force winds, gusts exceeding 39 mph. The strong wind gusts reported at the airport were back ...

Here, wind speeds could reach almost 65mph at the height of the storm. The Beaufort wind force scale classes winds of more than 47mph as a 'strong gale' and above 55mph as a 'storm.' The Met ...

Mean wind speeds reached hurricane force 12 on the Beaufort wind scale at Ceann Mhása and Malin Head in Co Donegal. Ceann Mhása was one of four weather stations that broke their highest gust rec ...