instrument weather

[′in·strə·mənt ‚weth·ər]

(meteorology)

Route or terminal weather conditions of sufficiently low visibility to require the operation of aircraft under instrument flight rules (IFR). Also known as IFR weather.

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Afterwards, the discussion we have with the CFI about decision-making in instrument weather will be more informed.

Which IFR emergencies should we practice? All of them, of course, as part of an organized proficiency-oriented training regimen, with appropriate backup systems to minimize the drama

Obviously the feds intended actual instrument weather, meaning conditions less than VMC.

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One instructor pointed out that the FAA would not give check rides in actual instrument weather and reiterated that there was no requirement in the FARs to get any time in the clag, so why should he give dual in IMC?

IFR training in IMC? Students need a taste of what they'll be flying in when a double-I isn't sitting beside them