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Prolonged, Intense Heat Wave; Excessive Rainfall in the Southern Rockies; Severe Weather in the Central US

Extremely dangerous heat will persist from the Midwest to the East Coast into late this week. Monsoonal moisture may produce excessive rain and considerable flash flooding and debris flows, especially near recent burn scar areas in New Mexico and west Texas. Severe storms are possible from the southern/central Plains into the Great Lakes and Northeast, and the northern/central Plains today. Read More >

Fort Worth CWSU

Center Weather Service Unit

Crosswind Hub Airports

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...For ATC Planning Purposes...

 

Hub / Pacing Airports Crosswind Information...
based on Sustained or Average of Sustained/Gust wind speed
Calculations based on the latest metar/speci available.
Mouseover the airport identifier to view the observation. Click to view crosswind information.
    
NW NC NE
SW SC SE
Alaska / Hawaii
Links to regional
crosswind tables
Hub/Pacing--gust

Light Blue indicates all runways less than 10 knots.
All remaining colors indicate at least one runway in that range.
If a gust exists, color is based on the average of sustained and gust speeds.
MTR BOS LGA JFK EWR TEB PHL BWI DCA IAD PIT CLE DTW
TAF BOS LGA JFK EWR TEB PHL BWI DCA IAD PIT CLE DTW
 
MTR CVG ATL RDU CLT MCO MIA ORD MDW MSP MCI STL IND SDF
TAF CVG ATL RDU CLT MCO MIA ORD MDW MSP MCI STL IND SDF
 
MTR MEM DFW IAH DEN SLC PHX LAX LAS SFO SJC PDX SEA
TAF MEM DFW IAH DEN SLC PHX LAX LAS SFO SJC PDX SEA
 
Click on the airport identifier above for crosswind & headwind
information from the latest observation (MTR) or Terminal Forecast (TAF).
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