this goes out to those who make a living out of aviation. what do you use for wx radars/ forecasting? i normaly stick to DUATS for metars/ tafs, AOPA and thehub for radar images.
this goes out to those who make a living out of aviation. what do you use for wx radars/ forecasting? i normaly stick to DUATS for metars/ tafs, AOPA and thehub for radar images.
it is mathematically impossible for either hummingbirds, or helicopters to fly. fortunately, neither are aware of this.
WSI, ADDS, and Fltplan.com.
From home, I usually use ADDS or Fltplan.com to check forecasts and other weather media, NOTAMs, and to file IFR flight plans. Once I get to the airport, I double check the weather on WSI and NOTAMs on Fltplan.com. The WSI radar graphic products are great.
Jason
CFI/CFII
Part 135 Dispatch
Some people also seem to be using iPhones, as they have been deemed more reliable than conventional wx forcasting systems. :D
Greets,
-Omar S.
UCAR.edu, ADDS, WSI at work
http://geocities.com/sengabutts/wxdata
I developed it years ago and its still serves its purpose very well.
I have it mainly set up for use for:
- Flight Planning
- Storm Chasing
- Aviation Photography
Senga
1) WSI (being the office is nicely equipped)
2) ADDS
3) http://wx1.bnl.gov/weather/WxMapsBrief.jsp (for the local forecast & any maps I might still need)
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