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A Flybe Embraer 175 on flight BE403 from Belfast had the bad luck to land just as a nasty squall hit runway 33 at BHX, on 28th January 2015. A little later, the Turkish 737 had to go around because of the 45 knot (52 mph) gusts across the runway.

Anyone wanting to know more about BHXwinds might be interested in a comment by a pilot:
"As someone who regularly does battle with the interseting winds at BHX I am not surprised to hear it was bumpy. BHX seems to have some very unusual wind effects in the last couple of miles of the approach. I suspect this is due to the small hill just to the side of the airfield. Not big enough to see but sets up some intersting wind. 15 the southerly facing runway is particularly bumpy even in relatively light winds and 33 has a couple of big "holes in the sky" on approach. Makes life more fun though. We do try and keep it as smooth as we can sometimes it just ain't possible."

(Quote from the forum http://www.pprune.org/passengers-slf-... on 28th November 2006)