100 mph wind

wind trees blowing

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[IQ136]

You are in British Columbia and the climate is Marine West Coast combined with a little Continental/Montane Zone. Yes you can have high winds but the winds blow most of the time here. The Pacific Northwest has a notoriously mild climate (fewer bitter-cold temperatures compared to areas farther east), which can even be very favorable to Yellowjackets, the wasps. Do you have lots of Yellowjackets up there? I saw a very thick swarm of them at the eastern side of Flathead Lake, MT, USA, in 1972.

[brnitup]

WOW you should be a weather man you know so much,but B.C is a big province and the weather is different everywhere maybe you should watch the waether chanele more.OH yah thanks for the comment.

[IQ136]

I've lived in windy Cheyenne for 37 years and this is not a 100 mile per hour wind by a longshot I am sorry to say. This appears to be (what would be here) a very mild storm wind. Otherwise great video!!! It may have actually been 100 miles per hour somewhere near there though, right? You sure have a mild climate compared to southeastern Wyoming! I wish it were mild and dry here. I know, it is wet there.

[brnitup]

well if you know its wet here then you dont know jack about what where i live and how powerfull the winds can be, but thanks for that interesting comment,

[IQ136]

Well, yes, I realized later that some parts of BC are very cold and windy and this could easily be a 100 mile per hour wind. You are absolutely correct, British Columbia is a VERY big province and has a lot of different climates in it.

The should show BC more on The Weather Channel because your cold fronts (and everything) happen before ours do. Have you ever seen the 1986 movie BULLIES with Olivia D'Abo? It was filmed in southeastern BC and the scenery is beautiful!

[brnitup]

The movie bullies was filmed in Marysville B.C

[mackc6r]

seems more like 100 divided by 10mph

[Cloudy011]

Some pretty healthy trees and root systems. if not that one middle tree in that strong gust would have snapped.at the top.

[squamishfish]

maybe 100 KM per hour not 100, The Fir trees would have come down forsure.

i live on the west coast, Vancouver area, Any thing in the puget area sound from Seattle to Vancouver BC couldnt handle 100 miles per hour, the trees start coming down at 60 miles per hour and even less here.

[Woozyization]

@brnitup Well I live in Oklahoma, and Have seen My fair share of Tornadoes, and High Wind. This isnt 100mph wind.

[owerfull]

@twopawdsproduction Idiot...this is about 100-120 km/h

[twopawdsproduction]

At 100mph(160kmh) you wouldn't be there making a video, believe me! That's a wind of 35-50kmh.

[GTAIVman]

That's about 40mph with gusts to 60mph. We get nor'easters here on the east coast which bring hurricane force wind gusts. I heard the winds on the west coast can almost be just as bad.

[JerseyShore117]

THIS IS SO PHONY. TRY 50 MPH

[Neee35]

never 100mph 100mph is 160 km/h

[naththo]

It does look like regular strong wind, nothing extreme to me. All high trees are so thin and easy bend over, thats the problem.