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July 21st 06, 06:51 PM
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Dew point line??? (USA)
This description of all the wonderful soaring conditions out west makes
my glider juices start flowing. Thanks for that. But what still hasn't been explained that I can see is: Where does the lift come from? What airmass is rising, and why does it do that? Thanks, Ed 
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