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How fast is the fastest wind ever recorded?

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The highest natural surface wind velocity ever officially recorded by means of an anemometer, anywhere in the world, was 231 miles per hour, on April 12, 1934 at 1:21 pm, at the Mount Washington observatory in North Conway, New Hampshire.

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