Yes I've seen this too where no apparent wind at ground level and yet for miles around you can see all the windmills turning at the same rate. This confuses me as I know from experience that the force of wind can vary over even 1 mile. I mean our old windmill could be pumping water at a certain rate while the neighbor's windmill ( 3/4 mile away) was turning much slower. So why are these windfarms all in unison across many miles? It's like they are all NOT powered by the wind but by the power grid they are supposed to be supplying!!
Moreover, when the wind is coming off a lake you'd think that the front of the blades should be facing INTO the wind, but to me, it seems that they are facing 90 degrees to the wind direction.
Too many confusing aspects of windfarms that don't help my trust levels.
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