Understanding Wind Speed: How Much is Too Much for Humans?

Learn about dangerous wind speeds and safety tips to protect yourself from high winds.

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Wind speeds above 75 mph can be dangerous for humans, potentially causing injuries from flying debris and making it difficult to stay grounded. For safety, seek shelter if winds exceed 40 mph, as they can still pose significant hazards. Always follow local weather advisories and take necessary precautions during high winds.

FAQs & Answers

  1. What wind speed is considered dangerous? Wind speeds above 40 mph can be hazardous, especially for driving and outdoor activities.
  2. How can wind exposure affect humans? High winds can cause injuries from debris and make it difficult for individuals to maintain balance.
  3. What precautions should be taken during high winds? Seek shelter, avoid outdoor activities, and secure loose objects to prevent injuries.

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