ForeFlight Introduces Reported Turbulence Map
ForeFlight estimates its Reported Turbulence layer offers 50 times more turbulence reports than manual PIREPs.
ForeFlight estimates its Reported Turbulence layer offers 50 times more turbulence reports than manual PIREPs.
During any flight, a pilot will encounter several different
flavors of visibility.
There are some things your CFI may not have taught you from the TAF.
While the site was due for an update, some of the changes haven’t necessarily been a step forward.
A terminal aerodrome forecast, simply known as a TAF, is perhaps the most difficult forecast any meteorologist will ever make. A TAF is essentially an hour-by-hour forecast for conditions significant to aviation at an airport over the next 24 or 30 hours.
Although it is a common atmospheric phenomenon, there’s a reason that fog demands a pilot’s complete respect.
As we have progressed to a digital society, fewer and fewer learners and even instructors know how to use analog tools.
On Monday, the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) will be launching a completely overhauled online weather resource.
Cancellations continue at several airports, resulting in a domino effect across the nation’s air travel grid.
Rain showers and thunderstorms are one and the same from a pilot’s perspective.