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Subject: RE: [LML] Re: ADA - stil GO on Wx
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From: "George Braly" <gwbraly@gami.com>

Relying upon the forcasts at this point.

Right now it is raining lightly with some green and yellow stuff on the =
Wx radar... but it is still flyable, locally... with some care.

We are in a bit of unusual spring time weather pattern.

There is a classic spring time  "dry line"  slopping down across western =
Oklahoma and Texas panhandle, and it is setting off some light TRWs that =
are marching east and S.E across the state. =20

The forcast shows that this will all pass through by about 0200 local =
time, Saturday morning... and there should be the H pressure from the =
backside of the front in control all day Saturday.

If anybody is flying in this afternoon,  it is probably doable,  just be =
nice and flexible with respect to some TRW type stuff.  This is the kind =
of stuff we fly around  most of the first half of every year,  but it =
can be intimidating if you did not grow up and learn to fly around here.

It should not be heavy or severe,  from what I can see, but the map may =
show lots of green and yellow stuff during the day and evening tonight.

Be careful.

Regards,  George
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