West Texas sees many hazardous weather extremes: from thunderstorms to icing, dust storms to low IFR conditions, we get it all…sometimes even in the same day. Join us for an evening of informative and engaging presentations focused on aviation weather.
In aviation, safety is no accident. It must be planned. While pilot training provides a basic background in aviation weather services, continuing education is essential to keep both you, and those that put their lives in your hands, safe. Remember that weather related fatal events make up about a third of all fatal accidents. The more you know, the better equipped you will be to make the decisions related to having a safe flight.
Four presentations are planned for this event with the help of our neighbors at the Albuquerque and
Amarillo forecast offices.
| Wind flows around Complex Terrain | David Craft, NWS Albuquerque |
| Terrain and TAF influences | David Hennig, NWS Amarillo |
| Density Altitude | Harrison Sincavage, NWS Lubbock |
| Turbulence | Joe Jurecka, NWS Lubbock |
All individuals with an interest in aviation are invited to attend
Where: Science Stage @ The Science Spectrum. 2579 S. Loop 289, Lubbock, TX 79423. South Entrance off 74th Street.
When: Tuesday February 21, 2023 at 630PM
Generously Hosted by the Science Spectrum
Follow us on Twitter
Follow us on Facebook
Follow us on YouTube
LUB RSS Feed
