100 km/h Wind Gusts Nobody Saw Coming: Roland Krueger on Antarcticas Most Alarming Moments @CarsAndCulture
100 km/h Wind Gusts Nobody Saw Coming: Roland Krueger on Antarcticas Most Alarming Moments  @CarsAndCulture
Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
Beyond the minus 40 temperatures and the crevasses, it was the wind that caught Roland Krueger off guard. Gusts well above 100 km/h — around 60 miles per hour — hitting without warning. No gradual build up, no time to prepare. Just sudden, violent force in one of the most remote places on Earth. Roland measured it himself. This is what alarming looks like on the Terra Incognita expedition.

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