But instead of looking at the car's speedometer, we will use the natural wind speedometer that is all around us in nature. If the wind is less, then most kites have problems flying. If the wind is more, then most kites will lose control. So watch the trees, bushes, flags and grass to know when the wind is just right. The other thing to watch for is wind turbulence.
Turbulence is what happens when the wind gets bumpy.
And it is very difficuklt to fly a kite well in bumby wind. Think of wind flowing over the land just like water flows down a river. If the river is wide and smooth, the water will bne smooth too. But if the river is going over rocks, around curves, or downhill, it will run fast and rough. The same thing happens to wind when it flows over trees, past buildings, or over hills.