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I fly in the Reno area and I've seen big dust devils
that carry dirt into the air (starting at 4300' MSL, ground level) up to 12,000' MSL. At the ground the 'thermal' is rotating but it does not go up too far (maybe 2000' to 3000' AGL for a real strong one) before there is no perceptable rotation of the dirt in the air. At the average altitudes we fly gliders, particularly just below clouds (at least 500' below, right?), there is no special reason to be turning right as opposed to left (or vice versa) other than your initial best guess for centering purposes. JLH Ventus C |
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