The windy conditions at Pyeongchang are wreaking havoc on the Olympics

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• Windy conditions at Pyeongchang have proven to be a challenge in the Winter Olympics.
• Men's downhill skiing was postponed because of high gusts, and the wind also delayed the finish of the men's ski jumping.
• Biathletes have also said the wind has made the shooting portion of the event difficult, with only three of 86 women hitting all 10 targets in a race on Saturday.

While many braced for brutal cold at Pyeongchang, South Korea, it's the wind that is so far having a bigger effect on the Winter Olympics.

On Saturday, the men's downhill skiing was postponed because of windy conditions. With gusts up to 50 miles per hour, the gondolas could not safely bring skiers up the mountain, according to The Guardian.See the rest of the story at Business Insider

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