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"news.verizon.net" wrote:
I'm on my way to Flagstaff AZ late next week in my peashooter 172. I'm watching the radar as thunderstorm after thunderstorm passes through the SW. The last couple of days the forecasts mention 1-inch hail at my destination! I've never flown the SW before. The FBO in Flagstaff kind of downplayed the hail when I called. "Oh ya, it's been on the ground in town but not out here,,, plenty of folks are parked on the ramp so they must not be worried". Any tips on whether I need to worry? Any folks in the high county have some words of wisdom? What's normal in AZ for this time of year? They want $80.00 a night to keep it in a hanger. As others have said, if you're flying in the morning it should be nice. Our "monsoon season" weather pattern is typically clear in the mornings, with afternoon thunderstorm buildups very common. The best time to be flying is in the morning. If you're staying overnight, and the sky is threatening, I might go for the hangar. They had a major hail storm a week or two ago with pictures in the news - it looked like a winter blizzard with several inches of accumulation. I was up there a few weeks ago. It's a nice airport and FBO. Enjoy the trip! Mike |
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