Incident Summary
During touch-and-go landing practice, the pilot noticed a squall line approaching the airport. He consequently performed a full-stop landing and began taxiing toward the operations area. While taxiing, a strong gust of wind lifted the tail of the aircraft, causing it to flip over.
Weather Information
Approximately one hour before takeoff, the pilot contacted Miami Flight Service and was advised that a line of thundershowers was advancing down the state but was not expected to reach the Opa Locka area until 1800Z. The pilot misinterpreted this time as 1800 local time, leading to a different expectation of when the weather would arrive.
Pilot Account
The pilot stated that he had called Miami Flight Service about one hour prior to departure and received the forecast regarding the thundershower line. He further explained that he misinterpreted the 1800Z time as 1800 local, which may have influenced his assessment of the weather timeline. No injuries or damage details were reported in the source.