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Ok, it's coming up to that season, and was vividly demonstrated when I got
hit by hail driving through Watertown last night. I drive a lot between Rochester NY and Ottawa Ontario, and Rochester NY and Whitby Ontario, and frequently those drives are in good VFR conditions except for that band of lake effect snow coming off of Lake Ontario at Watertown, and the one coming off of Lake Erie at Buffalo. This will be my first year with an instrument ticket, and I'm wondering if I can fly these trips. Questions: 1. How high up do those bands go? Can I go over them without oxygen? 2. If I can't go over them, do they produce airframe ice? -- Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/ There are mushrooms that can survive weeks, months without air or food. They just dry out and when water comes back, they wake up again. And call the helldesk about their password expiring. -- after Jens Benecke and Tanuki |
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