Can 風が強く also refer to disruptive behavior rather than a strong wind?


Im reading a comic and two guys are basically being noisy af, and messing
around. Their friend walks in and says 君たち...今朝は風が強かったな.

I just assumed at first hes talking about the weather, but im wondering if its
possible hes referring to the two guys being noisy and just horsing around (
i.e, its very lively/ loud this morning) , as it seems a rather random thing
to say that the wind is strong ( given the scenario).




If the comic was the one @Chocolate mentioned, He's definitely talking about
the weather.  
But like you thought it has other meaning, the sentence itself is a bit too
humble to say out loud for high school kids.  
It is not that hard to guess that because of the weather, he got something he
wants to share. the case of the comic, he peeked パンチラ of his schoolmates.

So the phrase has a meaning of greeting and an introduction of the following
story at the same time.




If the comic was the one @Chocolate mentioned, He's definitely talking about
the weather.  
But like you thought it has other meaning, the sentence itself is a bit too
humble to say out loud for high school kids.  
It is not that hard to guess that because of the weather, he got something he
wants to share. the case of the comic, he peeked パンチラ of his schoolmates.

So the phrase has a meaning of greeting and an introduction of the following
story at the same time.

