Feature #177 add wind speed contour plots that were removed

[georgemccabe]

Closes #177

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• Do these changes modify the system output in any way? [Yes]
  

Wind speed contour plots are now available again

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https://app.wrfcloud.com/view/W63E889AE4D

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Review wind speed plots on https://app.wrfcloud.com/view/W63E889AE4D

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[fossell]

@georgemccabe - The changes look good, please see comments and suggested changes for the color range. I think we missed that when switching from m/s to kts. Our original range when we had m/s was 0-60m/s for 10-meter wind speed, so when moving to kts is should almost double to 120. We will likely need to make custom ranges for each veritcal level, but I think @hahnd might be able to address this in #162 which likely has similar issues.

Also, thanks for adding the "vector" to the label for wind direction, that makes it much clearer.