By watering just after sunrise when wind is minimal, you can reduce the effect of wind. However, your system should be designed for the highest wind speeds expected during the growing season. Efficient irrigation systems also include a way to reduce runoff. It is important to understand your soil's characteristics. That is, they include a high percentage of silt and clay particles.
Annual maintenance is an important part of any irrigation system.
Irrigation systems, like any other equipment, eventually wear out and must be replaced. Increased size of plant material may now block or distort the spray pattern. You may have to modify either the plants or the irrigation system. If you use a hose and portable sprinklers rather than an underground system, you still must aim toward distribution that is uniform and appropriate to your soil's infiltration rate. Irrigate, i.e., run your system, for at least 15 minutes and then measure the depth of the water in each can.