Winter Weather Headlines Issued for First Snow Event of the Season

A blast of Arctic air tonight into Monday will usher a changeover from rain to snow for the start of the new week. In the mountains, a winter storm warning has been issued where 4–6” of snow with local higher amounts will be. A winter weather advisory has been issued for 2-4" across portions of the lowlands and mountains. 1-2" of snowfall is expected elsewhere across the lowlands. Read More >

Ceiling Height Forecast

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24 Hour Aviation Hazards Summary

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Lowest Expected Flight Conditions

The lowest expected flight conditions indicated below are derived from hourly ceiling height and visibility forecasts, which are updated around 00 UTC, 06 UTC, 12 UTC and 18 UTC.

Local Area Aviation Weather Discussion

.AVIATION /00Z MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY/...
As of 630 PM Sunday...

CIGs will continue to lower as stratus invades the area with 
rain showers and lower cloud coverage. The rain will change 
over to snow tonight and restrictions to VIS are possible along 
with IFR stratus, fairly widespread. Winds with likely be 
northwesterly with gusty conditions around 20kts and where 
occasional gusts up to 25-30 kts are possible under showers. 
More steadier snow will persist Monday morning and afternoon 
along with slightly lower stratus and possible VIS restrictions
as low as IFR under heavier snow showers. 

VFR returns by Tuesday afternoon although some lingering MVFR 
CIGs are possible along the northern sites through the afternoon
before returning to prevailing VFR. 


FORECAST CONFIDENCE AND ALTERNATE SCENARIOS THROUGH 00Z TUESDAY...
     
FORECAST CONFIDENCE: Medium.

Area Forecast Discussion

AVIATION FORECAST CONFIDENCE

Updated: 633 PM EST Sun Nov 9 2025

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Experimental table of flight category objectively shows consistency
of WFO forecast to available model information:
H = HIGH: TAF consistent with all models or all but one model.
M = MEDIUM: TAF has varying level of consistency with models.
L = LOW: TAF inconsistent with all models or all but one model.

Local Ceiling & Visibility Forecasts

The ceiling height and visibility forecasts below are updated every 6 hours. Please enlarge the graphics by clicking on the images below to view details and time of the forecasts. Additional hourly forecast can be accessed here.

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Airport Specific Weather Information & Forecasts

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