Wind

Wind is nothing to play around with...If its causing you any loss of control over your trailer...you are best to stay put. Specially out in KS, OK, CA, WY or TX. It gets nasty out there

 

Or reduce your speed to where you aren't being pushed around as badly...be very careful though...

 

Remember to turn your flashers on if your going significantly slower than the speed limits. Whenever I am running 15 mph (or more) less than the speed limit, I have mine on.

 

If the wind is steady....you are alright for the most part. Its the unpredictable gusts that will get you. Being so late at night, and a weekend, and out in the middle of nowhere, you won't have much traffic to deal with....you could probably just hit your jakes whenever you are being passed to lessen the amount of time you are alongside someone and getting blown into the other lane...and keep on rollin!

 

But you forgot WY, Colorado, Nebraska and Montana. They all get high winds, esp near Butte Mt. But generally an empty unit will topple over at about 25-35 mph winds.

 

I imagine op is already picked up ld and gone.But if it was me I would go with it and drive slower.Only the trailer tells me if its advisable to keep driving or not.Just always make sure to hug the shoulder line because trailers do fishtail.