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The outdoor temperature / dew point graph is a
useful tool for glider pilots. Cloudbase (in feet) can be roughly
calculated by taking the dew point temperature from the outdoor
temperature and multiplying the result by 400. |
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A rising barometer indicates increasingly more
stable conditions. A falling barometer indicates incresingly less
stable conditions and the possibility of deteriorating weather
conditions (rain and storms). |
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The humidity indicates the amount of water vapour
in the air. |
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Barometric Pressure and Annual Rainfall for the
year Jan 2005 - Dec 2005. Graph represents 30 days data. |
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The heat index / wind chill represents comfort
levels. |
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