Aviation weather information sources

• GTE DUAT Aviation Weather: This is the GTE DUATS website for certificated pilots. GTE's Direct User Access Terminal Service (GTE DUATS) provides current FAA weather and flight plan filing services to all certified civil pilots. The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at no charge to the user -- fees to operate the BASIC GTE DUAT Service (weather briefing, flight plan filing, encode/decode) are paid by FAA. You need to be a certificated pilot to use this service.
• GTE DUAT Aviation Weather: This is a telnet connection to GTE DUATS for certificated pilots. GTE's Direct User Access Terminal Service (GTE DUATS) provides current FAA weather and flight plan filing services to all certified civil pilots. The service is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, at no charge to the user -- fees to operate the BASIC GTE DUAT Service (weather briefing, flight plan filing, encode/decode) are paid by FAA. You need to be a certificated pilot to use this service.
• GTE DUATS Web Site User's Guide: This is the users guide for the GTE DUATS web site.
• GTE DUATS User's Guide: This is the users guide for the GTE DUATS.
• GTE DUATS Flight Planning User's Guide: This is the users guide for the GTE DUATS Flight Planning System.
• Aviation weather forecasts: Massachussetts Institute of Technology: Aviation forecast maps at MIT.
• Aviation Weather Center and Storm Prediction Center: Aviation Weather information.
• NOAA Experimental forcast products: Icing, mountain wave, convective forecasts (from NOAA/AWC).
• Radar Observations: Radar observations at the National Weather Service in text form.
• Aviation Digital Data Service ADDS makes available to the aviation community digital analyses, forecasts and observations of meteorological variables relevant to aviation decision-making.
• The Weather Page World wide weather information (including TAF/METAR) by airport, etc. Also returns airport information. Needs password.
• The Weather Channel Weather conditions from the weather channel.
• Weather Site, Inc. Complete sourse of Aviation weather including National, Regional And Local Radar.
• Short-term Aviation Model Weather Forecasts for the North America: Forecasts from the Aviation model issued by the National Centers for Environmental Prediction.
• Flightcam Provides live camera shots of several airports in Alaska to aid in making go/no-go decisions.
• The Alaska Aviation Weather Unit (AAWU) Contains aviation weather graphics (surface map, ifr/mvfr, icing. and turbulence), aviation weather forecast charts issued twice a day. Also text forecasts & links to Alaska TAFs.
• Pacific Northwest Aviation Weather Aviation specific weather information for the Pacific Northwest. Features radar, satellite, TAFs, METARs, TWEBs, PIREPs, Area Forecasts, and a wide collection of charts
• Thermal Index Report Generator: This is a form that generates a Thermal Index Report. This service is provided by Kevin Ford.
• Pilot Weather Briefing Meteorological resource for pilot including surface weather, upper level winds, turbulence, icing and other flight hazard information.
• Weather Briefing for Pilots: A complete source of weather data links for pilots flying within the USA.
• Real Time Weather Data: The Aviation section with surface and upper air information.
• Weather for Pilots: A page at USA Today
• European Aviation Weather links
• California Aviation weather
• NASA/Langley Aviation weather
• European Aviation weather
• Upper Midwest Aviation weather
• Institute of Aviation Weather Information Center: Weather maps and forecasts. It includes aviation weather information, including METAR/TAF by airport ID.

  The following group of links provide very up-to-date information.

• Convective SIGMETs (from NWS/NOAA)
• Non-convective SIGMETs (from NWS/NOAA)
• International SIGMETs (from NWS/NOAA)
• AIRMETs (from NWS/NOAA)
• Area Forcasts (from NWS/NOAA)
• METAR Data (from NWS/NOAA)
• TAF Data by identifier (from NWS/NOAA)
• TAF Data browser (from NWS/NOAA)
• TAF Graphics (from NWS/NOAA)
• Current Conditions for US airports (from NWS/NOAA)
• Current Conditions world-wide (from NWS/NOAA)
• Area forcasts (from AWC/NCEP)
• Transcribed Weather Enroute Broadcast (TWEB) (from AWC/NCEP)
• Low level SIGWX Charts (from AWC/NCEP)
• Winds and temperatures aloft (from AWC/NCEP)
• Neural Net Icing forecasts (from NOAA/AWC)
• US NOTAMs (from US NOTAM Office)

• Key to ASOS Weather Observations: This document describes the codes in an Automates Surface Observing System (ASOS) weather report.
• Key to AWOS Weather Observations: This document describes the codes in an Automated Weather Observing System (AWOS) weather report.
• SAI AWOS Dispaly Terminal - Columbia County Airport: Graphical AWOS display live from Columbia County Airport in Hudson, NY (1B1), updated every two minutes on the internet.
• SAI AWOS Dispaly Terminal - Chester Connecticut Airport: Graphical AWOS display live from Chester Connecticut Airport 3B9 in CT.
• AMOS and AWOS: AMOS and AWOS The meteorological soup. From FAA Aviation News. A description of what the AMOS and AWOS systems are.
• METAR/TAF: NOAA, National Weather Service site with information about the new format for weather reportsand forecasts.
• Frequently used contractions in National Weather Service products: This document describes the abbreviations used in aviation weather reports and forecasts.
• wapMX.com Using your WAP cell phone you can access the latest METAR and TAF information for any airport in the world.