NALSA has data sets showing peak speeds of over 3.5x and what we believe to be the best 10 second average of 3.48x.
This does not mean that NALSA will be ratifying a record for that particular run -- there are a host of requirements to be met (wind can't switch directions during run, etc.) before a run becomes NALSA valid.
We are becoming more and more confident that NALSA could ratify a record that is greater than 3x the speed of the wind.
