@joesephbeckmann: Private pilot weather theory study 🫡 Pressure Systems

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brendanjohnson98
Brendan Johnson :
You’re trippin me out making the high pressure blue and the low pressure red 😂
2026-06-30 04:16:44
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peter.dutton.the.thief
Fuck The Ozzie Liberal Party :
If yours going to teach people, you must specify that your info is in regards to the Northern Hemisphere. The winds that circle a high and low are opposite in the Southern Hemisphere!
2026-07-01 11:38:07
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