Fly early in the day before the solar heating and approach from the west
over the low country. Should be high ceilings before the sun heats
everything up.. then the CUs pop and grow and then comes the rain.

"Ron Garret" wrote in message
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I need the wisdom of someone with experience flying to Sedona. We were
planning on going there tomorrow, but they're predicting thunderstorms
for the next three days so we're considering calling the whole thing
off. Am I being paranoid? I'm IFR rated, 700 hours, in an SR22 with a
stormscope but no XM. I have quite a lot of experience flying in the
desert and mountains, but mostly on CAVU days.

Advice from more experienced hands would be much appreciated. Thanks.

rg