Valley flow explained - South of France

[@ronandaudon4801]

Nice one all the different models makes it very clear to understand ! 😃

[@FlyingKarlis]

Thank you, glad you liked it! 🥰

[@elizabetev3780]

This is great, love the meteo analysis! Thanks!!!

[@FlyingKarlis]

Glad you found it useful 🥰

[@briandoub4866]

Thanks!

[@FlyingKarlis]

No problem!

[@linolafettatnet]

Great content, thank you :) Its not like i will be able to fly there anytime soon, but getting explained in such a visual way will help me to apply this to different areas of the alps as well.

[@FlyingKarlis]

Glad you liked it! The concept works the same all around the alps, sometimes it is a bit tricky to figure out the local intricacies, I hope this helps! Best of luck!

[@norfolkflyingboyz2404]

Great, very knowledgeable. Looking to start flying this area this summer. Please do more videos

[@FlyingKarlis]

There's a whole book written about this area - Guide to Chabre and Guide to St. Andre 🥰 Available on shop.flyingkarlis.com

[@priicey3]

Thanks for the great resource!

[@FlyingKarlis]

My pleasure! Glad you found it useful!

[@3citizen722]

Thank you very much. Hope this year I will use this knowledge.

[@FlyingKarlis]

Best of luck!

[@alexsakon]

Great info, really enjoyed it

[@FlyingKarlis]

Glad to hear it!

[@philippe.khiza1]

Very good !

[@FlyingKarlis]

Thank you 🥰

[@paraglidingresources]

Excellent. Great work.

[@FlyingKarlis]

Glad you liked it!

[@LiiMuRi]

Very cool, thanks!

[@FlyingKarlis]

Glad you liked it!

[@sebass156]

Thanks for this !

[@FlyingKarlis]

My pleasure!

[@vojtechlaurin723]

Great! Thank you

[@FlyingKarlis]

Glad you liked it!

[@riverrose3089]

great content

[@FlyingKarlis]

Thank you! Glad you liked it.

[@marclitjens]

Good lecture Thanx🙂

[@FlyingKarlis]

Most welcome, glad you found it useful!

[@yasrd]

excelent

[@FlyingKarlis]

Thank you!

[@kung9376]

非常專業知識，我可以和你學習非常多的熱氣流學！

[@FlyingKarlis]

Glad it is helpful for you

[@cabanford]

And mountains mean there is less air to heat up by volume (as the mountains displace air).

[@FlyingKarlis]

That they do, but we are not that high up, don't think it affects us more than any other mountain area.