Is wind data considered stationary? I am analyzing the wind speed data which is a time series. The ARMA model works well on the data. But the same model fails to give good results when I difference the series. The Ljung-Box test gives p-value less than 0.05 (very close to 0). Does this mean that wind speed data may be considered a stationary time series? 
Edit to the original post. The data was collected at 10 minute intervals. The plot is given below: 

 A: This cannot be answered abstractly, we will need much more information. Relevant information needed to answer the question includes:   


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*Frequency of observations. There might be yearly seasonality or 24-hour (daily, diurnal) cycles.
   If your data is means over 24-hour periods the last
   need not be considered.

*Geographical location.  Most places there would be a   strong      yearly   cycle, but there might be exceptions to that.
Could you please augment your post with some plots, and the other auxiliary information?
A: You should try with a stationarity test "Dickey-Fuller", 

In statistics, the Dickey–Fuller test tests the null hypothesis of whether a unit root is present in an autoregressive model. The alternative hypothesis is different depending on which version of the test is used, but is usually stationarity or trend-stationarity. 

There are several tools in python and R to solve this problem..
Also the "Augmented Dickey–Fuller test" is a more robust test which is used to the same purpose.
