ARFlyer
En-Route
I came across this website by NOAA the other day. Apparently its for ARTCC's to have a visual guide on out-station weather. You can find it by going to your local ARTCCs NOAA page. Via http://www.srh.noaa.gov/"YOUR ARTCC THREE LETTER CODE"/
e.g. http://www.srh.noaa.gov/zme/
I think its a very useful site as it gives you a color representation of TAFs, Winds and METARs. It will also give you crosswind components for the selected airport. You can customize the data ranges to fit you needs. i.e. for wind color ranges and cloud ranges.
Have any of you guys ever come across this site on NOAA? If so have you found it useful?
I'm thinking about asking our airport manager to put this page up on one of the FBO's LCDs.
e.g. http://www.srh.noaa.gov/zme/
I think its a very useful site as it gives you a color representation of TAFs, Winds and METARs. It will also give you crosswind components for the selected airport. You can customize the data ranges to fit you needs. i.e. for wind color ranges and cloud ranges.
Have any of you guys ever come across this site on NOAA? If so have you found it useful?
I'm thinking about asking our airport manager to put this page up on one of the FBO's LCDs.
