Incident Overview
During a training flight, a certified flight instructor (CFI) and their student were on approach to land on Runway 16R. The CFI received a report of wind shear in the area. While instructing the student in the wing-down method for crosswind landings, the aircraft touched down on its right wheel first, followed by the left wheel and nose wheel.
Sequence of Events
After touchdown, a strong wind burst from 250 degrees at 10 to 15 knots struck the aircraft, causing it to veer sharply to the left. In an attempt to recover, the CFI added full power. However, control was lost as the aircraft became airborne. To avoid stalling, the CFI stated that he nosed the aircraft over. Subsequently, the aircraft collided with a mound of dirt piled beside a drainage ditch located between the runways. The impact caused the aircraft to nose over.
Outcome
The aircraft came to rest after nosing over following the collision with the dirt mound. No further details regarding injuries or damage were provided in the source.