NWS Birmingham, AL - Aviation Weather
The National Weather Service (NWS) in Birmingham has Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts (TAF) or aviation weather forecast responsibility for seven primary locations in Central Alabama. These forecasts are listed below with other selected TAFs issued by other NWS offices across the southeast United States.
Alabama Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts (TAFs)
Issued by the Birmingham NWS Office:
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Alabama TAFs issued by other NWS offices: Issued by NWS Huntsville: Issued by NWS Mobile: Issued by NWS Tallahassee, FL
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Area METAR Observations & TAFs:
Click on the picture below to bring you to an interactive map below from the Aviation Weather Center shows the station plot of all local airports that disseminate their weather observations. Use your mouse in the map below to scroll in on a geographical area or out to go to a regional scale. Also, use your mouse to hover over the map to see a pop up of the decoded METAR information and TAF information for a particular airport. *Note: Not all METAR airport sites have a TAF.
Latest Aviation Forecast Discussion from local NWS Weather Forecast Offices:
Click on the picture below to bring you to an interactive map of the U.S. To read the latest aviation forecast discussion for Central Alabama, click on Birmingham to select it. Also, you can view the aviation forecast discussion from any region by clicking on the corresponding region on the map. The discussion will change below the map. To find out more information about aviation forecast discussions, see the description here.
IFR G-AIRMET Forecast from the Aviation Weather Center:
Click on the picture to go to the Grapical AIRMETs page. Use the arrows above the graph to cycle through the 0-12 hour forecast. To find out more information about G-AIRMETs, see the description here.
Traffic Flow Management Convective Forecast (TFM/TCF) Planning Guidance from the Aviation Weather Center:
Click on the picture below to go to the Traffic Flow Management Convective Forecast. Use the arrows above the graph to cycle through the 0-8 hour forecast. To find out more information about the TFM/TCF product, see the description here.
For other aviation weather products see the Aviation Weather Center Home Page.