as another source of data, the Windy app is pretty good as it is more visual and has multiple forecast models. I use the wind/gust comparison and the airgram displays to see what the different models reckon on cloud base and density and for telltale signs of when a change might happen. With this info and observations from the aircraft I find it easier to plan the day, especially when the weather is marginal as it is much of the time in the UK
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Thanks, next season full of angle flying and tracking. 🤙
Got me the awareness some of the coach I have jumped with lack of. Good job
Glad it was helpful.
as another source of data, the Windy app is pretty good as it is more visual and has multiple forecast models. I use the wind/gust comparison and the airgram displays to see what the different models reckon on cloud base and density and for telltale signs of when a change might happen. With this info and observations from the aircraft I find it easier to plan the day, especially when the weather is marginal as it is much of the time in the UK
thanks for the info, def need to check out the Windy App
Thanks a lot ❤
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