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🌬️ 🌤️  YOUR 3-DAY WINDFIELD FORECAST  🌤️ 🌬️

Sunday: Cloudy with occasional sunny spells 🌥️. Light winds and dry conditions — great for a ride! High around 8°C, low near 3°C.

Monday: Overcast skies ☁️ with a chance of light drizzle in the afternoon. Winds picking up slightly. High of 7°C, low of 2°C.

Tuesday: Mostly clear skies 🌤️ and calm winds — ideal riding weather! Chilly start but pleasant later. High near 6°C, low around 1°C.

Ah, yes! Let’s channel the unmistakable voice of Phil Liggett — the voice of cycling, the man who’s called more Tours de France than most have had hot dinners — and bring your ride to life with all the passion, poise, and poetic flair he’s known for. 🎙️🚴‍♂️

[Phil Liggett voice begins]

“Well, ladies and gentlemen, what we’ve witnessed today is nothing short of a heroic effort on two wheels — a lone rider, against the elements, carving through the cold with the heart of a true Flandrien. 🌬️❄️

It was 4 degrees Celsius at the start — that’s a biting 39°F for our friends across the pond — and if that wasn’t enough to chill the bones, the wind was howling at 28 kilometers per hour, a cruel headwind that showed no mercy. Flags were flapping, trees bending, and yet... the pedals never stopped turning. 💨🚴

The course? A grueling 41 kilometers, not just a spin around the block, mind you. No, this was a test of mettle, with a savage 750 meters of climbing. That’s the kind of elevation that separates the pretenders from the contenders. The kind of ride where the legs scream, the lungs burn, and the mind begins to wonder if the summit will ever arrive. But our rider — oh, our brave rider — dug deep, found rhythm, and danced on the pedals like a climber in the Alps. ⛰️🔥

Every climb was met with determination, every descent a well-earned reprieve. And through it all, the wind — that ever-present adversary — tried to break the spirit. But not today. No, today, our rider was made of sterner stuff. 💪🌪️

He may not have had a peloton to draft off, no team car in the rear-view mirror, but what he did have was grit, heart, and the soul of a true rouleur.

And as he rolled into the finish, cheeks flushed from the cold, legs heavy with effort, there was no need for a finish line banner or a cheering crowd. The satisfaction was written all over his face. A solo victory in the harshest of conditions. Chapeau! 🎩👏

So, from the commentary box in the sky, this is Phil Liggett saying: 'That, my friends,

Max Wind 37kph  --  Avg Wind 28kph
Max Wind Gust: 52kph
31% Headwind 🏅  --  23% Tailwind
Longest Headwind: 3mins
Lo 2°C  --  Hi 7°C  --  Avg 4°C
Max Speed: 60kph
FeelsLike Lo -5°C  --  Hi 5°C  --  Avg -1°C
Hum 92%
AQI: Good
Max Grade 15%
Battery Stats: Start 55% End 39% Usage 16%


Race Commentary by Windfield.app↗

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