Private Pilot Tutorial 11: Weather Theory (Part 2 of 3)

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[@Sky_Burger88]

This video series is quite excellent. I highly recommend these videos to all student pilots. They summarize things in a way you won't necessarily get from PHAK or FAR/AIM.

[@Sky_Burger88]

I use videos as on ongoing refresher to help me stay knowledgeable on those items that I don't use frequently.

[@gerardotumbaga1864]

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[@sammah]

i thought the pictures looked familiar and i found this verbatim in my “Pilot’s Handbook of Aeronautical Knowledge” so if you want to follow along it helped me to hear it.

[@user-ky3qm2oo1d]

At 8:48 the datas in the top left are not appropriate: they refer to H2O per cubic meter (g/m3) instead of cubic foot.

[@abbieamavi]

great speed review! I'm taking my written the 26th this Monday, thank you! :)

[@disturbed911]

atpl or ppl exams?

[@mikececere1725]

did you pass or fail

[@AbdulRahman-eb3lz]

@@mikececere1725 lol so important

[@tripplorenzo8452]

I realize it's quite off topic but do anybody know a good website to watch new tv shows online ?

[@sherazbabar9790]

cant thank you enough

[@dp3279]

Celshius

[@amirhossein3370]

what is reference? what is reference?

[@thesadguy9055]

cumulonimbus clouds are deadly

[@lyingcat9022]

What if the air was pure elements of gas with no particles for the water to form on?

[@mikececere1725]

this is the dumbest thing I have ever saw. feel bad about yourself

[@lyingcat9022]

You might be the dumbest person to read a comment. I’ll just feel sorry for you instead... hows that? ;)

[@richsimcoe2683]

6000 fpm? We're talking wind. Vertical wind. Why not just say approx 68 mph vertical wind sheer? That is an attention-getter and that way it can be readily assimilated, IMO. Great series. Thanks for all your work.

[@cheesepilot]

because 6000FPM is easier to understand and relate to instrument indication to pilots

[@phillipkrauts4652]

6000 ft per minute sure gets my attention

[@entelin]

Vertical speed indicators and variometers read in fpm or m/s. So if your best climb is say 670fpm, and you are in 1000's of fpm sink, then that's easy to understand. Horizontal speed and wind-speed is measured in mph/kph.

[@kangawallabimbiroo3170]

Does anyone else see the face with a hat at 12:48? To the right.

[@fanoooooo6]

yes i seen it

[@delta35078]

The only bad thing about this video is the examples in F°

[@topaviator]

Dff

[@Geckie]

Usually, videos are nice but the cloud explanation was really bad in my opinion.

[@bray8949]

Causw this didnt necessarily explain clouds in detail. I spent probably 15 hours studying meteorolgy and im still not convinced I can pass so I decided to find some videos. This video is honestly a blessing I dont think youll ever understand ahaha. Meteorolgy is so hard and this video really went over all the important things in 17 minutes. Its made for those who want to do a quick revision but you need to do an in detail study beforehand