What can be inferred about the wind gust if the average wind speed is recorded at 22 knots with fluctuations between 19 and 27 knots?

In the scenario described, the average wind speed of 22 knots with fluctuations between 19 and 27 knots indicates a moderate level of variability without extreme gusts. Encoding is seen as unnecessary because the difference between the average and the highest fluctuation (27 knots) is not particularly significant, suggesting that the wind does not exhibit the extremes that would typically warrant additional encoding information for recent gusts. This reflects a stable wind condition rather than a turbulent environment. Therefore, since the data does not indicate significant wind gust variations, it can be deduced that encoding specific gust information is not required for accurate reporting.