FlyBoyJae
New Member
hello~
so, i did my solo flights...i have 4.7 PIC time now
i am still a little annoyed with those pilots not making the calls on the freq out at the practice area, but oh well~
i am now confused about this weather stuff~
I read in the book that as the temperature rises, the pressure would rise and the air would be less dense.
if the temperature goes down, then the pressure would decrease and the air would be more dense.
it that is the case, then why is the air less dense high up in the altitude? i can see that there would be less pressure up there, but the temperature is really cold there, so woudln't that make the air more dense?
also, I thought that the high pressure system that we see on the weather forecasts meant hot temperature...isn't it?
does the pressure system that is shown on the weather forecast have nothing to do with the temperature?
i dont' even know what i am confused about now.
so, i did my solo flights...i have 4.7 PIC time now

i am still a little annoyed with those pilots not making the calls on the freq out at the practice area, but oh well~
i am now confused about this weather stuff~
I read in the book that as the temperature rises, the pressure would rise and the air would be less dense.
if the temperature goes down, then the pressure would decrease and the air would be more dense.
it that is the case, then why is the air less dense high up in the altitude? i can see that there would be less pressure up there, but the temperature is really cold there, so woudln't that make the air more dense?
also, I thought that the high pressure system that we see on the weather forecasts meant hot temperature...isn't it?
does the pressure system that is shown on the weather forecast have nothing to do with the temperature?
i dont' even know what i am confused about now.
