Short answer: wind does not “stop” on a universal schedule. It varies by location and weather systems. If you share where you’re asking about, it’s possible to give a more precise forecast or outlook. Context and guidance

• Wind is driven by atmospheric pressure differences and weather patterns. It can die down temporarily between systems, but a new pressure gradient or storm can resume strong winds shortly after.
• Local conditions matter: coastal areas, mountain passes, and urban landscapes can experience different wind timing and intensity compared with regional averages.
• For the most accurate, up-to-date outlook, check your local weather service or a trusted forecast for your area, including any wind advisories or warnings.

If you’d like, specify:

• Your city or region (and country)
• The time horizon you care about (today, next 24–48 hours, or longer)
• Any particular wind speeds or impacts you’re concerned about (gusts, sustained winds, travel disruptions)

I can tailor a concise, location-specific outlook once you provide those details.