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Falling urban trees in the wind can be very unpredictable. But with a taunt anchor rope attached 90 degree to the lay, makes things alot more predictable:D

I experienced some of those wind storms you guys got down there in southern Alberta last November. Crazy strong, I got home just in time before they peaked blowing out those high rise windows etc.

When hand falling in logging back in the day, the foremen sent us home if too windy for safety reasons [chicots, widow makers]. But you sure could use a "good wind" to your advantage when falling timber.:) Especially when your conifer timber's common lean was to the SE and you had a NW wind...