Low-Level Wind Shear

The local variation of the wind speed and/or direction over a relatively small vertical distance above the ground, causing the rapid gain or loss of air speed (typically over a short distance).

Low-level wind shear can give significant gain or loss of indicated airspeed near the ground, which can be especially dangerous during the take off and landing.


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