Strong wind refers to wind that blows at speeds typically between 25 to 31 miles per hour (40 to 50 kilometers per hour). This level of wind can cause noticeable movement of trees, create waves on water surfaces, and make walking against the wind challenging. It is often associated with weather events like storms or cold fronts. In meteorology, strong winds can lead to various impacts, including property damage and hazardous driving conditions. They can also influence air travel by causing turbulence and delays. Understanding strong winds is important for safety and preparedness during severe weather events.