What should I do when camping in the wild encounters a strong wind?

1, try to find leeward terrain to camp.

2. The tent is tied along the wind direction, which can reduce the windward area.

3. Nail all the nails, and if possible, find some stones or other heavy objects to press around the tent.

Don't camp where there may be falling objects, so as not to be hit by something blown down by the wind.

If there is strong wind, there may be heavy rain, so stay away from the river beach and camp. The water level is likely to rise instantly and wash away the tent.

There is a rope connection between the tent and the skeleton inside the tent. Tightening these ropes can reduce the swing of the tent in the wind.

7. If you have to camp in a place with dangerous terrain, try to fix the tent with a strong enough rope, and the fixed point is relatively firm, such as a big tree or a big stone.

8. For life safety, if the wind is too strong, give up camping.