Just checked windguru again and now it says 5kts ?!
Damn i could have gone flying
Hows it possible for them to get it so wrong?
Windguru!?
Windguru!?
Hi guys, checked windguru last night and it said it was going to gust 17kts at Rhino so called off my morning flight
Just checked windguru again and now it says 5kts ?!
Damn i could have gone flying
Hows it possible for them to get it so wrong?
Just checked windguru again and now it says 5kts ?!
Damn i could have gone flying
Hows it possible for them to get it so wrong?
Anthony Hugo
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Re: Windguru!?
Hi Ant!
The wind last night was WOES! Although winds on the deck might have been flyable I would not have ventured aloft!
You need a good 4-6 hours for the winds aloft to settle after last nights wind!
Windguru is pretty damn good most of the time. I would rather blame the weather than Windguru for the changes!!
This weekend is looking great!
Cheers,
John.com
The wind last night was WOES! Although winds on the deck might have been flyable I would not have ventured aloft!
You need a good 4-6 hours for the winds aloft to settle after last nights wind!
Windguru is pretty damn good most of the time. I would rather blame the weather than Windguru for the changes!!
This weekend is looking great!
Cheers,
John.com
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ZU-BST (the Beautiful Seductive Temptress)
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"Truly superior pilots are those who use their superior judgment to avoid those situations where they might have to use their superior skills"
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