Aviation weather, decoded
METAR and TAF data for thousands of airports, plus the reference tools to actually understand what it all means. Built for pilots, by a pilot.
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What does a METAR look like?
A real-world METAR report, decoded piece by piece.
KJFK 081953Z 31012G18KT 10SM FEW250 M02/M17 A3042 RMK AO2 SLP308Browse airports by state
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Why “Baby Rain”?
In METAR reports, BR stands for mist. Pilots jokingly call it “baby rain” — not quite fog, not quite rain, just enough to make things interesting. We built this site with the same spirit: making aviation weather approachable, even fun.
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