http://www.aaiu.ie/sites/default/fil...202015-007.pdf
the Commander informed Cork Approach
that “the problem I have is that I can’t see out the windscreen.” She reported that it looked
like there was a weather cell (visible on the weather radar) ten miles straight ahead and she
requested that she could maintain the current heading (330°) and that “possibly the rain in
that cell might help clear it…”.
and
As they approached the
runway, the aircraft entered a rain shower which further cleared the windscreen. The aircraft
landed safely on RWY 25 at 23.54 hrs and taxied to its parking stand.
all good. detailed report. low tech solution. good to know.