Editing Extreme wind intensity (section)

== Boundary Conditions ==
Boundary inclusions encompass wind speeds that reach or exceed storm-force thresholds, typically defined by meteorological standards such as those used for tropical storms or hurricanes. This includes both sustained winds and gusts that have the potential to cause physical damage or influence coastal and atmospheric processes. Boundary exclusions involve lower wind speeds below these thresholds, localized turbulence not associated with broader storm systems, and wind phenomena unrelated to extreme weather events, such as regular breezes or diurnal wind variations. The signal excludes wind impacts mediated by secondary effects unless directly linked to the primary wind intensity.