@idefix37

Thank you for the related posts, but what is the current wind for MILTON? (Not the weather model's "predicted" wind and not the NOAA "forecast" wind.)

If windy.com's map is saying Hurricane Milton's wind speed is 58knots and the windy.com page for hurricane Milton is saying the sustained wind speed is 130 knots, what is the actual wind speed at that moment at the site?

It is confusing to see windy.com wind speeds around 58knots in the same area that windy.com hurricane overlay, the NWS, and mainstream media is reporting above 130knots.

@idefix37

What is the current wind? (Not the weather model's "predicted" wind and not the NOAA "forecast" wind.)

If windy.com's map is saying Hurricane Milton's wind speed is 58knots and the windy.com page for hurricane Milton is saying the sustained wind speed is 130 knots, what is the actual wind speed at that moment at the site?

It is confusing to see windy.com wind speeds around 58knots in the same area that windy.com hurricane overlay, the NWS, and mainstream media is reporting above 130knots.

@idefix37

Thank you for the related posts, but what is the current wind for MILTON? (Not the weather model's "predicted" wind and not the NOAA "forecast" wind.)

If windy.com's map is saying Hurricane Milton's wind speed is 58knots and the windy.com page for hurricane Milton is saying the sustained wind speed is 130 knots, what is the actual wind speed at that moment at the site?

It is confusing to see windy.com wind speeds around 58knots in the same area that windy.com hurricane overlay, the NWS, and mainstream media is reporting above 130knots.

@idefix37

What is the current wind? (Not the weather model's "predicted" wind and not the NOAA "forecast" wind.)

If windy.com's map is saying Hurricane Milton's wind speed is 58knots and the windy.com page for hurricane Milton is saying the sustained wind speed is 130 knots, what is the actual wind speed at that moment at the site?

It is confusing to see windy.com wind speeds around 58knots in the same area that windy.com hurricane overlay, the NWS, and mainstream media is reporting above 130knots.

@Suty

Why is there such a spread in wind speeds?

Windy is showing Hurricane Milton at two vastly different wind speeds. Windy map gives Milton at 58kts and the Windy.com Hurricane track reports Milton at 135kts. I have the screenshot on my FB Page.

https://www.facebook.com/ed.krejci/posts/pfbid0yvru2tfGW3UjFzGEsUK8ufX6HnNL5YBZod69gk5WAeT3UHD8ejuoXrsXoPe6UUfdl?comment_id=1556869881630180¬if_id=1728320533658161¬if_t=feed_comment&ref=notif