3 limitations of measuring wind by traditional methods
Measuring wind can be done through various methods, but varies in accuracy and reliability. Traditional methods, such as a weathervane, a windsock or regional weather forecasts, often lack the precision and consistency required for reliable wind measurements, as they:
Miss subtle changes in wind speed
Require physical presence
Fail to reflect local conditions
To obtain accurate wind data, it's essential to supplement these traditional methods with a device that offers more accurate and localised wind measurements.
