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crosswind and stormy landing EDDH
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Nice screenshots, Frank. It's good to see others are inspired too by the bad weather in Western Europe. I've been riding the storm several times this week. It's especially interesting in smaller planes on lower altitudes and while landing.
Other places in the world share this weather type at this moment or even worse:
[imgpop]http://frida-art.nl/barthe/flightsim/images/Bad.Weather.landing.2015-11-17_16-11-38-53_small.png[/imgpop]A landing in Canada, minutes before this shot I could only see "milk" outside and had to completely trust my instruments. For a moment I thought I had my altitude wrong and that this white might be water.
Other places in the world share this weather type at this moment or even worse:
[imgpop]http://frida-art.nl/barthe/flightsim/images/Bad.Weather.landing.2015-11-17_16-11-38-53_small.png[/imgpop]A landing in Canada, minutes before this shot I could only see "milk" outside and had to completely trust my instruments. For a moment I thought I had my altitude wrong and that this white might be water.