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I am looking out the window of my office in Salt Lake City, Utah right
now to rain falling. Tomorrow is expected to be in the mid to upper 60's and sunny with fairly low humidity. Might be a decent soaring day. How long does it take the ground to dry up enough after rain for thermal soaring conditions to get good again? I am sure the answer might be different when the temps are in the 60's and 70's compared to 80's and 90's summer time. What have you all experienced? Thanks, Bruno - B4 |
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