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Four decades ago when I was getting my U. S. glider pilots license the
textbook we used had a very good discussion of convection. This included stable and unstable air conditions, the temperature gradients needed to sustain convection, and how, over the course of a sunny day, convective currents would rise to greater and greater heights, possibly culminating in a convective thunderstorm. I am attempting to locate this book. I do not recall if it was a book on general aviation meteorology, or specifically on soaring meteorology, or if it was a meteorology section in a textbook on soaring. I would appreciate any assistance. thank you, Peter Wezeman anti-social Darwinist |
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