How do you reduce wind gust sounds from video? So I've looked at a bunch of videos and all they describe is how to remove ambient wind sounds so that you can hear someone talk.  Or how to remove the low hum of wind.  And if it's the wind sound is too loud, it's impossible to remove.  That's not what I am looking for.
I have an outdoor video and I would like to keep most of those sounds.  My only issue is that when the wind gusts, it is really loud.  I'm afraid it would hurt someone's ears if they have headphones plugged in.  I would just like to tone it down.  When my video is soft, there is nothing changed.  When my video is loud, that is reduced a bit.
Additionally, is there also a way to round out or smooth the wind noise a bit? I would imagine reducing how loud a video gets while keeping the video the same when it's quiet would solve this issue as well.
I have Adobe Premier.
Two possible ideas. When writing this answering I'm thinking in terms of the capabilities provided by Audacity but I think the same concept will work with other software.

Pick a silent part of the video with only the wind sound but no other sounds that you would like to keep, select that as the noise profile then apply noise reduction whenever there is the wind noise.

Apply a high pass filter to the audio. This will help reduce the effects of the wind noise. Again consider only applying this when there is wind.