Extreme wind warning

Warning for areas expected to experience surface winds of 100 knots or greater

An extreme wind warning is an alert issued by the National Weather Service for areas that will experience sustained surface winds 100 knots or greater within one hour, due to a landfalling tropical cyclone. Extreme wind warnings are intended to provide guidance to the general public at a county or sub-county level when such winds pose a significant threat of casualties. Their issuance is intended to cover as precise of an area as possible and can be issued no earlier than two hours before the onset of extreme winds. The extreme wind warning should not be confused with tornado warnings, which covers rotating supercells from severe storms, and high wind warnings, which is similar, but used for non-severe/tornadic winds of 40 mph to 114 mph, mainly on land.

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