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This doesn't appear to have been mentioned, but Tom Bradbury, a
leading light in gliding meteorology, died on 2 February. He was a remarkable authour and communicator having written countless excellent and highly understandable artices in Sailplane & Gliding, many of which have been reprinted elsewhere in the world. Tom was also the authour of the seminal Meteorology and Flight. If you've not read it but have an interest in the weather, I highly recommend it. Tom was also a very good competition weather forecaster. I believe he was mainly active in the 1960s and 1970s. I've seen some of his work in old S&Gs and it's remarkable what he could forecast given the tools of the time (i.e. almost none!). I've also seen accounts that his team forecasts for the British at various international Championships were instrumental in their victories. He'll be sorely missed. Dan |
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