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peak gust

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peak gust [′pēk ′gəst]
(meteorology)
After United States weather observing practice, the highest instantaneous wind speed recorded at a station during a specified period, usually the 24-hour observational day; therefore, a peak gust need not be a true gust of wind.


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Severe wind gusts were reported at the Alva mesonet site, with a peak gust of 71 mph.
The average peak gust in Worcester was 46 to 47 mph, and sustained winds across the region averaged 35 mph.
The weather section at RAF Valley said their peak gust was 54mph at 4.
 
 
 
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