12K views · 442 reactions | Beaufort scale ( A unit used to measure the strength of wind at sea) scale 10 wind termed as Galeo experienced Onboard M.T Nord Independence at Bay of Biscay one of the Roughest sea areas of North Atlantic ocean | Merchant Navy | Facebook

🟥SUBJECT: Seas of the Beaufort Scale The Beaufort Scale measures sea conditions based on wind strength, ranging from calm, mirror-like seas (0) to dangerous hurricane conditions (12). As wind increases, the sea transforms from small ripples and gentle waves to whitecaps, high waves, dense foam, and eventually towering, spray-filled waves during storms and hurricanes. 1. Calm (0): The sea is like a mirror, no waves. 2. Light Air (1): Small ripples, no foam. 3. Light Breeze (2): Small waves, shor

14K views · 1.1K reactions | Have you experienced a Beaufort Wind Force Scale of 10? Check out how heavy the wind is in Xinjiang. The strong gale easily blew over vehicles and several were stranded on the road, later to be rescued by the local police. | China Plus Culture | Facebook

17 reactions · 7 comments | Big MCS (Mesoscale Convective System)forming. Wind is typically the only threat. #cowx | Colorado Storm Chasers | Facebook