Severe thunderstorms, with some strong tornadoes and very large hail, will continue across central portions of the country through Thursday evening as well as a strong wind threat in portions of the Northeast. Very heavy rainfall on already saturated and flooded ground in the Plains means significant flooding will continue into next week. Read More >
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SURFACE OBSERVATIONS AND FORECASTS
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UPPER-LEVEL WIND FORECASTS |
| FIRST 6 HOURS | NEXT 6 HOURS | FINAL 12 HOURS |
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AIRMETS/SIGMETS
| AIRMETs FOR IFR COND. | AIRMETs FOR ICING | AIRMETs FOR TURBULENCE | CONVECTIVE SIGMETs |
AREA FORECASTS
PILOT REPORTS
| ICING | TURBULENCE |
THE AVIATION PRODUCTS LISTED HERE ARE INTENDED FOR INFORMATIONAL PURPOSES ONLY
PILOTS MUST STILL OBTAIN AN OFFICIAL WEATHER BRIEFING BEFORE FLYING.
OBSERVATIONS/FORECASTS
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