The direction and speed of winds is a significant design consideration in virtually all climates. In a hot country capturing every cooling breeze is important, even more so if it is also very humid. In a cold climate, wind protection is the main objective.
Wind Frequency
WeaTool includes a proprietary wind analysis graph which displays wind frequency, direction and speed, all in the one diagram. This can be analysed over any range of dates and times, so it is possible to determine the predominant wind direction on a summer afternoon or a winters morning, or even between 2pm and 3pm in April.
Other Conditions
In addition to frequency and direction, it is also possible to visually compare other conditions such as dry-bulb temperature, relative humidity and hourly rainfall, side by side with frequency. This makes discerning the difference between hot-dry winds and cooling breezes at different times of the year a trivial task.
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