It was extremely unprofessional of the instructor to act that way!
On marginal weather days, I usually let the student decide - I tell them we may or may not be able to fly, that we may have to abandon the lesson early, that they may not enjoy it that much due to high winds, snow, or whatever, but that they can fly if they want, or reschedule if they prefer. Some people say they just want to get airborne, and so long as it's safe, that's OK with me. Some say they'd rather come on a really nice day - also OK.
However, don't be too hard on the instructor...yet! He may have been having a bad day, as we all do. He may have been stressed because he's making no money due to this unseasonable March weather...I know just how he feels!!! Not an excuse for his behaviour, but understandable.
So take the lesson you've paid for, and then make your decision. But remember - the most important thing in the PPL(H) course is having an instructor you trust and get on well with.
And if he reads this forum, don't worry. He might learn something.
Good luck, whatever you do.
