What kind of weather background is suitable for flying?

A good balloonist will pay close attention to the weather. A few days before the flight, you should start to pay attention to the weather conditions, the weather conditions in the same period in history, and understand the ground and weather changes of the venue where you will fly, which will help you make a successful flight judgment. Visit the nearest national meteorological service system and airworthiness automatic flight service website. Check the historical weather report for the same period. Discuss weather problems with experienced pilots or other people with relevant outdoor work experience, such as farmers, sailors and fishermen. Look at the local TV station's weather display, especially the weather forecast for the last five days. Listen to the weather information on the local radio station. Read the newspaper of the local meteorological department. Predict the weather more realistically. Compare future and past weather forecasts and make your own predictions. Before the flight, there is a complete weather briefing on each flight, and there is a place to check the weather information in detail and record the weather briefing.