I am now in a high wind warning for 50 to 60 mph winds, what should I do?
439101
do what i am doing under the same warning.  stay inside.
173716
depends where you are and i guess thats it, cause here in New Mexico we have high winds and it a little cold. here where i live we call the state police for road conditions so try that or even try the enternet. thats all the info i can give not unless u write another question on were u are at then i can help you more sorry about ypour situation.
273934
Hot air rises cold air descends.  Do it on a global scale and you get wind.
464569
The answer my friend is blowing in the wind..the answer is blowing in the wind...
341263
Wind and storm surge.
199576
Now it is 60 degrees and cloudy......Last night when i really tried to answer this question, 59 degrees and thunder showers and wind....This is in Ohio.
1050165
Okay, again, lots of answers, getting nowhere.\n\nFirst of all let me tell you I am the Chief Meteorologist of a local news/weather forum, just so you know I`m a credible source.\n\n\n--My answer--\nI was at a meteorological science convention with a few of my peers not too long ago.  This was one of the "tests" that came up.\nAs the last post said, it is RELATIVELY rare (only occurring in 6 out of 20 studies)......... but it did happen.  Electricity was successfully transferred from the plumbing system of the test bathroom, to the sensors inside the "man" in the shower.\n\n**Bottom Line**\nStay off the phone, stay off the computer, stay out of the tub........ just sit and enjoy mother nature, as she does her work.\n\n\nTake care...\nWeather_Wise911
747551
Well, I was out on horseback one time with -20 (F) temp and about a 20 MPH wind.  Fostbite the crap out of my ears.
197815
Get out with your family members and pets if at all possible.  Call 911 from a neighbors.  Lives are more important than saving a structure.
503002
contact the National Weather Service...\n\nwww.nws.noaa.gov
653511
I think you should possibly consider leaving the country.  The heat is on now.   But seriously, don't sweat it.  Face up to it and don't make a habit of it.  It'll all work itself out.
576897
u should just getused to it. Iused to getscared when microbursts happened(i live in pheonix arizonaandthose happen a lot here) microbursts are like huge gusts of wind sweep over the ground andthey are very strong. What I did to getover it was just igror it. there is an infinite number of things that are worse than lightningand thunder. distract urslelf fromitby playing video games or watching tv or going on the computer.
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Last summer at the tv station I interned with, one of the meteorologists went in a wind tunnel to show what wind speeds in a hurricane are like.  I just found the video on their website - \nat 95 mph: "I don't know how any human being could remain on their feet if they tried to move at all."\n108 was all he could make it up to because it was too hard to breathe.
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You would feel some wind, but only due to the random components of the wind turbulence and sheer. However, at a 50 mph average windspeed, these are significant!\n\nThe 50 mph hypothetical wind is just an average windspeed. Air is a fluid, subject to turbulence when air comes in contact with either slower moving air layers or solid objects such as the earth.\n\nNear the surface of the earth, there is considerable turbulence because the surface of the earth slows down the wind. As you get closer to the surface, the wind speed tends to decrease.\n\nWith a 50 mph average wind speed, the random wind variations and turbulence would be quite significant - there easily could be variations of 20 - 30 mph over the course of a second or two. You certainly would feel all of those random variations and turbulence as wind.
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subscribe to the roadbikerider.com newsletter.. they'll send you lots of tips, news, product reviews, etc.. every thursday.. you won't regret it!!\n\nhere`s a tip 4 U:\n\nTry This on Your Next Ride  o^o  o^o  o^o  o^o  o^o  o^o\n \nLast week we looked at an effective way to make wind work for you by turning it into a "climb." That's an approach that can improve your attitude as well as your training when facing a windy day.\n \nBut let's get real. On many rides you'd rather not "climb" but simply reduce the wind's impact to make the effort a bit easier. So let's look at four riding techniques that can effectively lessen the force of that invisible wall holding you back.\n \nIf you're riding solo:\n \n---Don't overgear.  If you fight the wind in an excessively large gear, you'll soon be down for the count. The ratio that works on a given road when it's calm is guaranteed to be too big in a headwind. Gear down far enough to keep your cadence between 90 and 100 rpm.\n  \n---Don't be a sail.  Headwinds reward a tight, narrow profile. To get low, grip the drops or hold the brake lever hoods with your palms cupped over the rubber with forearms parallel to the ground.\n \nAlso, watch what you wear. On a windy day, choose form-fitting clothes. For example, rather than wearing a blousy jacket that acts like a drogue chute, try a long-sleeve jersey with a layer or two underneath for warmth.\n \nIf you're in a paceline:\n \n---Don't miss the draft.  The area of maximum shelter depends on wind direction. If it's a direct headwind, the best draft is straight behind a rider. If it's a quartering headwind from the left, the "cone" of shelter moves to that rider's right. In crosswinds, you may need to ride almost beside another rider to get maximum draft.\n  \n---Don't dwell at the front.  It's tempting to pull for several minutes to prove your strength. Don't do it. Before long you'll be unable to come through, and you may even get dropped. Trade off at the front every 20-30 seconds and you and your group will go faster with less individual effort.\n \nHeadwinds make riding tough no matter how many tricks you use. So resign yourself to working harder. There's no use bellyaching about it or, worse, calling off rides on windy days. Other roadies handle it and you can too. Like other challenges in cycling, meeting wind head on will make you stronger.
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chance of rain with wind gusts ranging 25-30mph
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Hydrate them, with some lip balm. The best thing to do is prevent the wind burn all together.