This is where NOAA gets its data for Columbus, Ohio. It's at the end of a runway, you can watch the heat from landing and outbound aircraft affect the location because winds are primarily from the SSW. Prevailing winds push the exhaust right into the weather station. This morning they predicted a high of 13.8889°C/57°F and it hit 16°C/60°F, not surprising considering the number of flights inbound and outbound on that particular strip. The question is then, is this representative of what I see. It's not even close.
Be real
Hi all, hope you're having a great day.
Just settled in Columbus the past summer and I'm planning on flying to Texas for 20+ days. I'm looking into different parking options and so far I'm settled on either the green long-term parking lot or the blue long-term parking lot but I can't find the differences other than cost between the two.
For those who have traveled through John Glenn in the past, what are the differences between the green long-term lot and the blue long-term lot? And how would payment for parking work?
Thanks all, have a good one.
