👉 Tailwinds are a type of wind that blows from the west and can cause strong gusts of 30-45 mph (48-63 km/h) or more. They are often described as a force of nature, with gusts reaching speeds up to 120 mph in some areas. Tailwinds are most common during high-pressure systems, such as those associated with hurricanes or tropical storms. These systems can bring heavy rain and strong winds, which can cause
