I am looking at the wind prediction hour by hour to decide when to go to the range.

http://wwwa.accuweather.com/adcbin/local_radar.asp?partner=accuweather&nav=home&type=loop&nxtype=R1&nxsite=ksea
on the left side of the page, type YOUR RANGE'S ZIP CODE and click on "go".
In the center of the page, in the "Today" box, click on "Hourly weather"

It says the wind here at my home that the wind speed is about twice what it is, and I am near trees and on top of a mountain that is in the middle of a lake. So that wind speed must be for some distance off the ground or over water. The range is also between tall trees.

I only go to the range when the wind speed is 3 mph or less at the ground, so the wind speed prediction must be 6 mph or less. That means I have to get up early in the morning and shoot at first light, kind of like going fishing

Thanks for the info.Regards.

I have three new rifles to try, with the ammo loaded up and ready to go.

One of the rifles is my own wildcat and is my first rebarrelling job.

And yet, I have been waiting for 2 weeks for the wind to die