Incident Overview
A pilot flying inbound to his destination observed thunderstorms forming in the vicinity of the airport. Instead of returning to the departure point, the pilot decided to proceed to the planned landing airport. By the time the aircraft arrived, the thunderstorms had moved closer to the runway, generating strong, gusty winds from thunderstorm outflow.
Landing and Loss of Control
During the landing roll, the aircraft encountered a strong quartering tailwind. The pilot was unable to maintain directional control. As the pilot attempted to keep the aircraft tracking down the runway, the aircraft began sliding sideways. The loss of control culminated in one wing impacting the runway surface.
Contributing Factors
No contributing factors were identified in the source. The pilot's decision to continue towards the airport despite the developing thunderstorms and the resulting wind conditions were the circumstances of the event. The source did not specify whether air traffic control was involved or provide details on the aircraft type, registration, or any injuries.