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.  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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