Ep. 89: Surface Prog Chart

In this video we'll cover what a Surface Analysis Chart is an What a Prog Chart is, as well as how to read and use them!
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[@firepilot109]

Short and directly to the point! Great video!

[@neilrampersad4291]

always learning with your videos.

[@fly8ma.comflighttraining199]

Glad it helps! Share the links to the videos on FB!

[@abbieamavi]

always clearly explained, and to the point! appreciate it john!

[@fly8ma.comflighttraining199]

Glad you liked it!

[@lxsmith2]

excellant videos man! I would like to see some vids of how you plan flight around weather..selecting to go or not go.

[@xaquison]

Could you please provide link to Lesson #13 you keep referring to.

[@maximilianmann]

Hi, thank you for your videos. The ones you did about radio communication helped me a lot, while preparing for our US adventure! Btw I met a few FIs during my stay in Florida and none ever showed me a progchart! Even though I asked them to show me how they do their weather briefing! Its amazing how many people don't care about the "big picture" weather, which can be visualized by a ground pressure chart... So thank you for beeing a good role model! Regards from Germany! I am so looking forward to getting back to the US and to fly in the greatest GA Country :-)

[@patchau2]

hey, so which chart could I use to spot moisture so that i can tie with the progs chart to determine possible thunderstorms

[@kiwinesss]

You showed the legend item for "trough" but when you mentioned trough you always stuck the word arloff or something after it, what do you mean by that?

[@dennisnbrown]

Love your vids. By far my favorite on KZbin. Sometimes you get to talking and moving really fast. Please slow it down just a scosh. Thanks

[@CorrectContrarian]

I’m curious why those troughs you point out are aloft and not surface?

[@novacaine1]

What does "issued" mean vs "valid"?

[@SkyBaum]

Because I have an upcoming checkride! #SkyBaum

[@user-yl7ve8tg8r]

no info for how to get to that website and where to click to get to the page :(

[@fly8ma.comflighttraining199]

aviationweather.gov/

[@rubbyoctaviusofficial6889]

Good video, however if u can speak slower it will be better for us a foreign student to understand

[@B33SON1]

Why isn’t pressure displayed in inches of mercury on surface weather prog charts?

[@Enrique-pi1nh]

B33SON because inches of mercury is a freedom unit. Standard unit or SI unit is atm or Pa