Gale

Strong wind with sustained speeds between 39 and 54 miles per hour.

strong wind gale force wind

A gale is a strong wind, specifically one with sustained speeds between 39 and 54 miles per hour (63–87 kilometers per hour). It is less intense than a hurricane or typhoon but still capable of causing significant damage.

/ɡeɪl/

From Old French gale, from Provençal galha 'storm', of Germanic origin.

A gale is like a strong wind that pushes things around, stronger than a breeze but not as powerful as a hurricane.

What is a gale? A gale is a strong wind with sustained speeds between 39 and 54 miles per hour
What causes gales? Gales are typically caused by pressure gradients and weather systems
Can gales cause damage? Yes, gales can cause minor structural damage and disrupt transportation

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