I found a good database of historical wind records for Gilmer Airport in Gainesville here: https://mrcc.illinois.edu/CLIMATE/
I compiled the stats by month and total here
Here's the results as a windrose (animated). I'm going to upload the individual months to the wiki this week but I'm done for the night.
All months combined below...
Interesting stuff. Basically, the wind blows from either the W (WSW,W,WNW) or E(E,ENE). It's calm almost 7% of the time.
Enjoy
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Windfinder also has wind roses but with a shorter time span - they also use 7am-7pm
https://www.windfinder.com/windstatistics/gainesville_airport and select the "Statistics" tab
I also ran Marietta/Dobbins (for Allatoona) and Columbus (for West Point). The Cli-mate page has fewer options for data sets - it did not include McCollum nor LaGrange
Okay - almost done now
All Lake Lanier: https://windsportatlanta.com/wiki/Wind_Roses_(Lake_Lanier) note the difference, say, between Sept (lots of NE/E) to Oct. (lots more W)
Regional
Answers that burning question: "What's the frequency webguy?"
What happens in a black hole stays in a black hole.
Dan Rather knows what the frequency is: https://danratherjournalist.org/about-dan/controversies/frequency-kenneth/video-whats-frequency-kenneth
btw, fixed a bunch of links above. The website doesn't handle urls with parentheses very well - they break at the parantheses.