IAHM-COL wrote:As we approach the departing time for tomorrow's USA Tour, we can begin to look for the weather forecasts.
Our departure from Port Columbus may be Marginal VFR (MVFR) or worse (IFR), with some mist, and low level overcasts, and low visibility (
forecast).
Our midway stop (in Rapid City) is also expected to be a little weathery, with MVFR conditions for our arrival/departure, and some low level scattered clouds. Not so bad, thou (
forecast)
For our final arrival, to Portland, OR, we may have some "el nino" showers, and a MVFR approach conditions, with scattered clouds below 2000 ft (
forecast)
We may be up to some winter-like weather tomorrow
See you all soon
IH-COL
You make sound so bad its not that bad.
FORCAST: (From the TAF)
KCMH, IFR, Wind SSE at 8 Knots, Overcast at 800 Feet. Visibility 5SM. (IFR because even though we have the required visibility, we might not get the required horizontal separation required from the clouds (500 Feet below) and maintain the minimum safe altitude over congested area (1000 feet).
KPIR, VFR, Wind Variable at 4 Knots, Clear Skies, Visibility 6SM.
KRAP, VFR, Wind N at 5 Knots, Broken at 1500 and 3000 Feet, Visibility 6SM.
KPDX, VFR, Wind at SE at 8 Knots, Scattered at 1500 feet, Overcast 2500 feet, Visibility Greater than 6 statute miles. Light Rain.
Weather: Light Rain.