Rainy IFR Approach & Landing | Solid IMC in Twin Cessna 310R 

We don't get to fly IFR / IMC Often but when we do I love it and I love sharing this RAINY IFR FLIGHT with you.
Flying IFR / IMC is a must in Kentucky. Without an instrument rating it's impossible to get out and go. This IFR flight we experience SOLID IMC coming back from Asheville, NC. When we start the approach a light rain cell develops over a short final at the airport. We had not convective activity and winds were light. Popping out of the clouds on an IFR landing and seeing the runway directly in front of you is a great feeling!
Here is our flight.
*I am NOT an instructor / CFI and I make lots of mistakes. This is not flight training. This is my experience.*
Thanks to Patreons
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NEW! - JAY L
TOMMY A
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ANDREW H
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