The National Hurricane Center uses the Saffir-Simpson Hurricane Wind Scale which estimates potential property damage using a ...

As wind gusts reach 161 mph on Mount Washington Observatory, people safe at home can watch live stream cameras. On Monday afternoon, wind gusts were often 125 mph to 135 mph with frequent gusts ...

But forecasters warn the storm shows signs of rapidly intensifying into a powerful Category 3 hurricane on Thursday, with winds that could get as strong as 110 to 125 mph and inflict widespread ...

Wind gusts of more than 160 mph were recorded ... Sustained winds ranged between 125 mph and 135 mph, with frequent gusts ...

However, we want to be Weather Aware and prepared for an overnight "Weather Impact Alert" due to 40-60+ mph non-thunderstorm gradient wind gusts wrapping into an intense of low pressure and the ...