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WEATHER
(REGIONAL AND LOCAL)
Information on the new
TAF format set to begin on November 4th
FIRST GLANCE WEATHER
INFORMATION
The intent of this page
is for the pilot to get a good FIRST GLANCE at the weather. It is
the pilot's responsibility to call the FSS for a legal brief. Call
1.800.WXBRIEF
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PLEASE READ THIS DISCLAIMER !
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or comments: contact Lance Tripoli...Aviation focal point
Aviation Discussion:
400 AM MDT THU MAY 24 2012
.AVIATION...VALID 24/12Z-25/12Z.
A FEW AREAS OF CEILINGS AROUND 3000 FEET AGL THIS MORNING FROM
WILD FIRE SMOKE. OTHERWISE A SURFACE LOW OVER NORTHEAST NEW MEXICO
WILL COMBINE WITH A WEAK UPPER DISTURBANCE TO AGAIN PRODUCE WINDY
CONDITIONS THIS AFTERNOON AND EARLY TONIGHT WHEN SURFACE WINDS
GUST TO AROUND 45 MPH. THIS WILL RESULT IN VERY ISOLATED AREAS OF
IFR VISIBILITIES FROM BLOWING DUST. MODERATE OR GREATER TURBULENCE
BELOW 6000 FEET AGL THIS AFTERNOON AND EARLY THIS
EVENING...ESPECIALLY OVER MOUNTAINS AND ALONG EASTERN SLOPES.
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PROFILER NETWORK
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WHITE SANDS
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SERVICE
SOLAR AND LUNAR DATA
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