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The jetstream is a river of wind far above the ground that guides weather systems. It can be anywhere between 5 to 8 miles up and have winds easily from 100mph up to 200 mph. There can be more than one jetstream above a continent. Jetstreams can also strengthen thunderstorms when they pass over them.
