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Wind is the movement of air as a result of a difference in pressure. Major wind belts are a result of the Coriolis Effect. Air always moves from high pressure to low pressure. If it was very windy, then that means there was a steep pressure gradient. That means the isobars (lines of equal pressure on a weather map) are close together.
