[EDIT: in such health conditions, my brain short-circuited. It was 101 degrees at 12 knots, an important crosswind with strong gusts.]
With injured toes, but wanting a break from coding the next features of MSFS Livery Tools, I randomly selected Tegucigalpa (MHTG, Honduras) with live weather, but I didn’t notice beforehand the wind (101 at 12!) and did not imagine how strong the turbulence was! With my Cessna 172 waltzing in the runway, I took off with the stall alarm buzzing intermitently and then looked at the ATC window. 
Great sky, huh?
You don’t have to trust my words: wind 101 at 12.
Not being able to find another place to land, I chose to land fast without flaps to avoid stalling on a wind gust.
At least I got a beautiful image on replay.
Who sees this beauty don’t imagine the elevations on my path and the wind gusts.
I don’t believe it was 101 knots. Some time ago, MSFS was showing another unit and it might have happened again, but it’s still a super strong wind with great turbulence.