What does the weather forecast mean?

In the weather forecast, the wind direction is indicated by eight directions. The short straight line and small triangle above represent the wind speed and are perpendicular to the left side of the wind pole. Relatively long short straight lines are long strokes, and each long stroke represents the wind of 4m/s, which is the secondary wind in our forecast. The short stroke is about half of the long stroke, representing the wind of 2m/s, that is, the first-class wind. Each pennant represents a wind of 20 meters per second, which is equivalent to 8-9.

Represented by wind vector, it consists of wind stems and wind plumes.

Wind handle: indicates the direction of the wind, with 8 directions.

Wind feather: 3 or 4 short strokes and triangles indicate strong wind, perpendicular to the right side of the wind pole (northern hemisphere).

1- secondary: 1 vertical line 1 horizontal line

Grade 3-4: 1 vertical line and 2 horizontal lines

Layer 5-6: 1 vertical line 3 horizontal line

Grade 7-8: 1 vertical bar 4 horizontal bar.

Above level 8: 1 vertical bar 1 triangle is like a small flag.

Represented by wind vector, it consists of wind stems and wind plumes.

Wind handle: indicates the direction of the wind, with 8 directions.

Wind feather: 3 or 4 short strokes and triangles indicate strong wind, perpendicular to the right side of the wind pole (northern hemisphere).

1- secondary: 1 vertical line 1 horizontal line

Grade 3-4: 1 vertical line and 2 horizontal lines

Layer 5-6: 1 vertical line 3 horizontal line

Grade 7-8: 1 vertical bar 4 horizontal bar.

Above level 8: 1 vertical bar 1 triangle is like a small flag.

wind scale

Wind grade and symbol name Wind speed (m) * Sea surface wave height of land image (m)

0 No wind, 0.0-0.2 smoke, straight up, calm, 0.0

1 soft wind 0.3- 1.5 smoke indicates that the wind direction is at the peak of microwave 0. 1 and there is no water drop.

2 breeze 1.6-3.3 Feel the wind, and the small wave crest will not be broken by 0.2.

3 breeze 3.4-5.4 standard propagation wavelet peak rupture 0.6

4 breeze 5.5-7.9 blows dust, small waves, foam peak 1.0.

5 Strong breeze 8.0- 10.7 Waves and foam peaks in swaying young trees 2.0

6 strong wind 10.8- 13.8 wire sound waves to water droplets 3.0

7 gale 13.9- 17. 1 difficulty in walking, peak breaking, foam strips 4.0

8 strong wind 17.2-20.7 damaged branches, wave 5.5.

9-level gale 20.8-24.4 Small damaged houses wave crest rollback 7.0

10 gale 24.5-28.4 uprooting trees, waves rolling and roaring 9.0

1 1 Storm 28.5-32.6 was generally damaged, and the peaks were all in water droplets 1 1.5.

12 hurricane 32.7- destructive wave +04.0