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Old 9th February 2008 | 16:02
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blueoreas
 
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From: In vincinity of RKSS
From the relation between visibility and snowfall intensity chart in Canada
heavy snow fall is

In darkness
-1C(30F) and above : Visibility less than 1sm
Below -1C(30F) : Visibility less than 3/4sm
In daylight
-1C(30F) and above : Visibility less than 1/2sm
Below -1C(30F) : Visibility less than 3/8sm (1/4sm for FAA)

and for the heavy snowfall and some other precipitation, there is no holdover time guideline.

http://www.tc.gc.ca/tdc/projects/air/f/tables.htm

Oh and I've sprayed 2800L type I and 700L type IV on the 737-700. It had 3ins of ice and lots of snow on top of it. It took me more than 45mins to deice it. That's about CAD$19000 on the 737 and 3 of them all by myself with no canopy.
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