Alaska Weather Extras: February
Tue, February 5, 2008
Posted in Alaska Weather
Here is a complete list of ALASKA WEATHER Segments and links for the month of February.
February 1st
Hangar Flying
February 2nd
Star Gazer & METAR/TAF Made Easy Pt11
Learn How to Read International METAR and TAF Codes
February 3rd
METAR/TAF Made Easy Pt12
Learn How to Read International METAR and TAF Codes
February 4th
METAR/TAF Made Easy Pt13 & Pt14
(Learn How to Read International METAR and TAF Codes)
February 5th
TIROS (Television Infrared Observation Satellite Program): 40 Years Of Discovery Pt1
February 6th
TIROS (Television Infrared Observation Satellite Program): 40 Years Of Discovery Pt2
February 7th
NASA Assisting Vine Growers
February 8th
Hangar Flying
February 9th
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Aeromedical Helicopter Pilot Decision Making Pt1″
February 10th
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Aeromedical Helicopter Pilot Decision Making Pt2″
February 11th
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Aeromedical Helicopter Pilot Decision Making Pt3″
February 12th
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Aeromedical Helicopter Pilot Decision Making Pt4″
February 13th
Forecast for the Future, Pt1
February 14th
Forecast for the Future, Pt2
February 15th
Hangar Flying
February 16th
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Weather Decision Making, Pt1
(Practical Advice For Pilots on How to Take Advantage of All Available Resources) Pt1
February 17th
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Weather Decision Making, Pt2
(Practical Advice For Pilots on How to Take Advantage of All Available Resources)
February 18th
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Weather Decision Making, Pt3
(Practical Advice For Pilots on How to Take Advantage of All Available Resources)
February 19th
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Weather Decision Making, Pt4
(Practical Advice For Pilots on How to Take Advantage of All Available Resources)
February 20th
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Weather Decision Making, Pt5
(Practical Advice For Pilots on How to Take Advantage of All Available Resources)
February 21st
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Weather Decision Making, Pt6
(Practical Advice For Pilots on How to Take Advantage of All Available Resources)
February 22nd
Hangar Flying
February 23rd
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Commercial Pilot Decision Making Pt1”
February 24th
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Commercial Pilot Decision Making Pt2″
February 25th
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Commercial Pilot Decision Making Pt3″
February 26th
FAA Aviation Safety Program “Pressure Points: Commercial Pilot Decision Making Pt4″
February 27th
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Flying Friendly Pt1
An In-depth Look at Noise Pollution)
February 28th
AOPA Air Safety Foundation: Flying Friendly Pt2
(An In-depth Look at Noise Pollution)
February 29th
Hangar Flying
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Alaska Weather: I really like how Dave Percy gives the weather and would like the others to consider the good presentation that he gives. I like it that there is no monolog in the beginning. He also gets right into the great Alaska Satilite loops and explains what has happened that day and what will influnece the future with the loop constantly repeated - all so much more meaningful and interesting than what the others do. He does an exceptional job giving additional information and just wanted to tell him. I also liked the visual Mr. Paronto had today where the winds and subsequent turbulence are combined.