92 MPH - Wind Gusts So Far

UPDATE: A new list of wind gusts has been published. New reports near Pittsburgh have come into light which give credence to the 92 mph gust there:

77 MPH GUST WAS RECORDED WITH A DAVIS WEATHER UNIT IN NOTTINGHAM TOWNSHIP. 3NE BROWNSVILLE, PA TRAINED SPOTTER RECORDED 87 MPH WIND GUST

Below is an illustration of how the winds occurred. If this happened on a local basis it's likely the Pittsburgh gust was legitimate. I have not heard much questioning of it from other meteorologists, and there certainly was a lot of damage there.

UPDATE: Unconfirmed report of over 90 mph at Mount Davis, PA. Over 13,000 lost power in Pittsburgh. Some interesting Comments below, keep them coming.

UPDATE: Pittsburgh (AGC) gusted to 92 mph at 7:53 pm when the squall line passed through, according to the obs and Local Storm Report from the NWS, but I can't confirm readings even close to that nearby - the runner up appears to be Johnstown with 61 mph.

Here's a list of wind gusts so far from this system - very impressive.

NOTE: This blog entry has been superceded by a newer one which has an updated list.Pittsburgh, PA: 92 mph*** McDonald Observatory, TX: 91 mph Bee Mountain, WV: 85 mph** Bedford, KY: 75 mph* Washington Court, OH: 70 mph Bruno, MO: 65 mph Huntsville, AL: 65 mph* Labette, KS: 65 mph Dickson, TN: 64 mph Posey, IN: 63 mph Sylva, NC: 60 mph Greenville, SC: 58 mph

*Estimated; officially 73 mph in Bowling Green, KY **Unofficial; officially 72 mph at Parkersburg, WV ***Runner up official station was 61 mph at Johnstown, PA so I'm not sure about this report