It's pretty clear from the original post that the issue is with windSpeed 
not windGust (unless you live in an area where over time windSpeed is 
always equal to or higher than windGust :) ). 

Plus the following would indicate that the two bogus/extreme values have 
been found and nulled:

> I had already executed the command 
> mysql> UPDATE archive SET windSpeed=NULL WHERE windSpeed>100;
> with the result that the two extreme values disappeared in the season 
year query.

A quick look at the Belchertown code shows that that daily summaries are 
not used for Highcharts plots, besides they will be 'fixed' when you 
drop/rebuild them. Further looking at the Belchertown code it appears that 
a similar approach is used to WeeWX in that Highcharts data files that 
cover longer periods (eg year) are not generated every archive cycle. Given 
this you might want to go through your Belchertown output and delete all of 
the .json files. This should force regeneration.

>
Gary

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