A Pacific storm will continue to bring low elevation rain and mountain snow to the Pacific Northwest into Friday. Severe thunderstorms are possible over coastal areas of the Pacific Northwest through tonight. Thunderstorms will continue to bring heavy to excessive rainfall and the potential for flooding over South Texas through Friday. Read More >
New York CWSU
Center Weather Service Unit
AM SWAP Statement PIREP Solicitation PIREPs SIGMETs AIRMETs ZNY CWA/MIS Local Forecast
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Day 1 SWAP Forecast |
Day 2 SWAP Outlook |
Day 3 SWAP Outlook |
N90 Thunderstorm TDA |
PHL-PCT Thunderstorm TDA |
International Departure Gate Forecast |
Convective Watches |
Convective SIGMETs |
Domestic Arrival/Departure Fix Forecast |
4-hr TCF |
6-hr TCF |
8-hr TCF |
N90 Icing TDA |
PHL Icing TDA |
Current Icing SIGMETs |
Current Icing PIREPs |
00-03 hr Icing AIRMETs |
03-06 hr Icing AIRMETs |
06-09 hr Icing AIRMETs |
09-12 hr Icing AIRMETs |
Also see: CIP/FIP Icing Guidance |
Current Turb SIGMETs |
Current Turb PIREPs |
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N90 Compression Outlook |
PHL Compression Outlook |
N90 Compression TDA |
PHL Compression TDA |
00-03 hr Turb/LLWS AIRMETs |
03-06 hr Turb/LLWS AIRMETs |
06-09 hr Turb/LLWS AIRMETs |
09-12 hr Turb/LLWS AIRMETs |
Also see: Graphical Turbulence Guidance (GTG) |
TAF Impact Boards: | Area A | Area B/N90 | Area C | Area D | PHL Metro | All Airports |
TAFs/METARs: | Area A | Area B/N90 | Area C | Area D | PHL Metro |
Default display includes all SIGMETs, CWAs, IR satellite imagery, and satellite detected lightning density