Not being on either side of me.This assumes there are differences, of course, but what things make for good lane assignment?
Show that with the opposite wind.Looking at this illustration, it would appear that a windbreak actually accelerates the wind that is going over it, faster than the prevailing wind speed.
The measurement after the barrier is interesting, the shadow is longer relative to the height of the barrier than I’d have thought.
If the barrier is lower than your arc, like the side berms at Ben Avery, you may shoot into the fastest local wind there is for several hundred yards at the top of travel, then fall down into the slowest local wind there is.
If the barrier is taller than your arc, it looks like the wind speed you’ll be shooting in is only about 60% of the speed of the leeward side.
Show that with the opposite wind.