A circular gauge is well suited for wind instruments because its 360-degree dial naturally maps to compass bearings. Pairing two gauges on one chart lets you show both direction and speed in a single view.
This sample combines a full-circle outer gauge for wind direction with a half-circular inner gauge for wind speed. The outer dial spans 0-360 degrees in counterclockwise order with ticks every 30 degrees and a light-blue triangle marker pointing at the current bearing (120 degrees). The inner dial measures 0-25 m/s with ticks every 5 m/s, a blue needle, and a matching knob. An HTML label below the inner gauge displays both readings together with their units.
Follow the step-by-step Circular Gauge Chart Tutorial to learn how such gauges are built. See the Circular Gauge documentation for all configuration options.