The word hay is the singular form of the verb haber. Here the verb haber is being used as impersonal. So in impersonal, we use the verb haber conjugated for the third person singular, which is hay. On the other hand, mucho viento is not the subject of the sentence, but the direct complement.
The form hay que can be translated as we have to, so we always use hay for this type of sentence. Therefore, after hay que, we must use an infinitive verb, so the last option meets this requirement. Recall that infinitive verbs are the most basic forms of Spanish verbs.
This sentence is grammatically incorrect because comemos is not an infinitive verb, but it's the conjugation of the infinitive verb comer that matches the first person plural in the simple present. So tenemos que can be translated as we have to, and after the word que must come an infinitive verb just as beber and comer in the other options.
First of all, this is a negative sentence. Negation is an expression that means no and is used to contradict some or all of the meaning of a positive sentence. Second, the expression after the group of words hay que comes the infinitive verb correr as we said above it's a requirement. Finally, en esa calle means in that street.
All the options are conjugations of the verb tener in the simple present as follows:
Nosotros means we and is the subject pronoun for the first person plural, hence the correct conjugation is tenemos.
