Scattered damaging winds, isolated severe hail, and a brief tornado or two are possible from the Upper Ohio to Tennessee Valleys during the late afternoon and evening. Across the Southwest, monsoonal moisture will continue to bring heavy rain and a threat for isolated to scattered flash flooding through Saturday. Read More >
Fort Worth CWSU
Center Weather Service Unit
CIGS |
VSBY |
AAR |
Type Approaches |
Impact |
>040 |
>10 |
130+ |
Visuals |
|
012*-040 |
>10 |
112-118 |
Instrument |
|
012*-040 |
<10 |
90-108 |
Instruments |
MIT, TBFM (scheduling/metering) |
<012* |
>1/2 |
90-98 |
Instruments |
MIT, TBFM (scheduling/metering) |
002-009 |
½ - 3 |
78-96 |
Instruments |
MIT, TBFM (metering/scheduling) |
<002 |
<1/2 |
54-60 |
Instruments |
Tower requires additional spacing on arrival runways due to Tower Departure rule (2 increasing to 3). CATII and CATIII ILS approaches; MIT, GDP, Potential GS |
*D10 varies this threshold between 020-012 depending on traffic volume and other operational conditions.
Wind Speed/Direction |
|
AAR |
Type Approaches |
Impact |
25-30kts sustained from 280-300 |
Xwind |
84-114 |
Visuals |
MIT, TBFM (metering/scheduling) |
>35kts sustained from 280-300 |
NW Flow Event |
24-48 |
Instrument/Visuals |
GDP, MIT, Potential GS |
Gusts >45kts from 280-300 |
Xwind/NW Flow |
24 |
Instrument/Visuals |
Potential GS |
S4 VMC: 13R (6MIT), 18R, 17C, 17L = 130/90 S4 LVMC: 13R (6MIT), 18R, 17C, 17L= 116/90 S4 IMC: 13R (6MIT), 18R, 17C, 17L= 108/90 S3 IMC: 18R, 17C, 17L = 98/90 S3 LIMC: 18R, 17C, 17L = 90/90
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N4 VMC: 36L, 35C, 35R, 31R (6MIT) = 124/90 N4 LVMC: 36L, 35C, 35R, 31R (6MIT) = 112/90 N4 IMC: 36L, 35C, 35R, 31R (6MIT) = 108/90 N3 IMC: 36L, 35C, 35R = 94/90 N3 LIMC: 36L, 35C, 35R = 88/90 NW2VMC/IMC: 31R, 31L = 48/48 (5MIT on ea) NW2LIMC: 31R = 24 (Single RWY) |
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