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Old November 11th 04, 04:23 AM
Mike Hostage
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Default Weather Tutorial Help

Hi, I was searching for material to study, to increase
my ability to understand the soaring weather in my
area. I found some links to tutorials on ROAB/skew-T
charts, but they were broken.

I found a site that gives me a current skew-T chart,
but I need to learn more about them. Can anyone point
me to a functional web site with this info?

Mike



 




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