Wyoming High Wind Warning

austinjenna wrote:
I am fine with towing up until about 335 MPH, but 355 is just too much.

:B

I am fine with towing up until about 335 MPH, but 355 is just too much.

WTP-GC wrote:
Everyone knows that the Wyoming version of a windsock is a 5/8" chain screwed to an 8x8 post

No kidding. When you see a bunch of speed goats plastered against the west side of a right of way fence you know you're in Wyoming...
I built a job in Glenrock one winter. Only place I could (and did) windsurf off a tag line on the crane!
When we went to Alaska, I wondered how much worse it would be working the Arctic in the winter. Found out it wasn't a lot differnet.... The Slope was that cold ALL the time, but Wyoming didn't give up much to it.

If it's a Tail wind....
lots of potential for GREAT fuel mileage and competing with Elon Musk's roadster..:C

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Everyone knows that the Wyoming version of a windsock is a 5/8" chain screwed to an 8x8 post

beemerphile1 wrote:
I believe 355 would be a USA record, maybe a world record.

I don't believe that even a enhanced Fujita scale 5 tornado reaches those wind speeds. The most powerful tornado I'm aware of was the Moore Oklahoma tornado at 301mph.

So was it suppose to say 35 MPH or 55 MPH ? 35 is a bit gusty and I personally would not want to tow my TT in it but, that is not that windy for around here.

The wind chill is going to make the artic seem tropical

I don't see anything out of the ordinary with that sign...

Sounds about right for the wind farm just outside of Cheyenne. :W :B :R

T F I C :p

Highest recorded, April 1996 Tropical Cyclone Olivia -----Australia------253MPH Gust

Second Highest, April 1834 Mount Washington Observatory, NH-----231MPH



April is a tough month :B