One wouldn’t think it, but clouds can produce super strong winds by their own doing. This video might look like it’s showing winds from a typical North Atlantic storm. But the quick footage is from 20 m/s winds during a small January rainstorm over Rossbeigh that lasted maximum 15 minutes. These isolated rainstorms mostly occur when cold air collapses from great heights through a cloud. As this falling air hits the ground after a several kilometres drop, it’s blasted out in all directions, causing potentially destructive winds.

The piece of wooden debris chasing the car in this video could’ve chased me as well.