Eli5 when it’s windy outside why does the water in toilets swish a little bit?

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Eli5 when it’s windy outside why does the water in toilets swish a little bit?

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So basically the earth is a flat disc. The wind is when we are moving faster through space, much like the wind in a car when you roll the windows down. This causes water to swish around much like accelerating in a car. Next time you go to a lake or ocean when its storming, pay attention to how much the water moves around. Round earth people can’t explain this, Flat earthers know that the wind is not powerful enough to move the ocean, it is simply the earth accelerating through space.