Nebraska:With an average wind speed of 20.5 mph, Nebraska ranks seventh in the United States for potential wind power output. Tornado Alley runs through Nebraska.
South Dakota: deserves to be on this list, with an average wind speed of 20.3 mph at 328 feet above sea level and 12.8 mph at 33 feet above sea level.
Hawaii:Apart from holding the crown as the country’s wettest or rainiest state, Hawaii’s winds compete for the speediest. Hawaii’s winds reach 19.9 miles per hour (mph), ranking as the US.
Oklahoma: is entirely inside the Mississippi River’s drainage basin. With an average wind speed of 20.2 mph, Oklahoma lands in the country’s top 10 windiest cities.
Alaska:With an average wind speed of 21.9 miles per hour, Alaska ranks as the country’s windiest state. This ranking, however, is not constant.
Colorado:has a dry climate due to its location far inland and far away from any big bodies of water.the state has an average wind speed of 20.0 miles per hour.
Wyoming: has a semi-arid and continental climate, and it is drier and windier than the rest of the country, with more dramatic temperature swings.
Montana :is one of the coldest states in the country. However, it is also one of the windiest states too, generating an average wind speed of 20.5 miles per hour.
Michigan:to have a more moderate and moist climate than several other north-central states. The state has an average wind speed of 20.9 mph, ranking it third among the country’s windiest states.
Wisconsin:Running close to Oklahoma’s winds is the state of Wisconsin, generating wind with an average of 20.2 miles per hour.