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low level weather tool

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https://www.aviationweather.gov/hemst , not too many are aware of this site
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Hello,

I was not !
Thank you very much
Horacio
Horacio Berardone Bouhébent
LV-NGL 1946 C140 SN 10.260.
Based CLN, Colón, Entre Rios, Argentina.
Formerly 9Q-CKN Based FZAB, NDolo, Kinshasa, Congo.
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Re: low level weather tool

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A few weeks ago my Son in Law put me onto this one while we were making a go/no go decision about a flight. I use usairnet and Foreflight and get good weather that way. This one is a good source, but I will have to get used to it.
Larry Bible

Returned to the club after three years away due to life’s changes
1948 Cessna 140, O200A, Ragwing, Custom IFR Panel
1966 Mooney M20F/J
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