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LWG wrote:
I was coming back from Buffalo to Baltimore last night. I spent much of the day on ADDS, checking weather. It was supposed to be good straight through. Lots of green dots on the Java METAR display, and the TAFS were benign. Two calls to FSS, one to the default 1800WXBRIEF, and one to the 866 number to Leesburg, in part for weather and in part for ADIZ. When I got to the airport, things were a little different. It looked hazy and overcast. That's interesting. I didn't check DUATs weather yesterday, but live just 20 miles south west of ELM and ELM is my home field. Both the weather channel and Accuweather were calling for hot, hazy, and humid with a chance of thunderstorms pretty much all day yesterday and today (and for the 4-5 days prior as well). We in fact had storms both yesterday and today. Neither day was good VFR weather between noon and dark. Matt |
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