The Graphical Turbulence Guidance combines real-time airliner EDR sensor data with numerical weather models to produce the most accurate turbulence forecast most GA pilots have never used.
VectorLearn how to read, use, and file PIREPs - the only aviation weather product that comes from a pilot who was actually in the air.
PatternLearn to decode a METAR line by line, understand SKC-to-OVC sky codes, and know what ceiling really means for a VFR go/no-go.
PatternLearn to read a TAF line by line and decode the TEMPO and PROB30 groups that fool VFR pilots into flying into weather.
PatternRadio Hangar explores The Stormscope, Sferics, and How a Box on Your Panel Maps Lightning Without Ever Painting a Cloud.
VectorA pilot's guide to AIRMETs Sierra, Tango, and Zulu - what each weather warning means and exactly how to plan around it.
PatternLearn to decode the winds and temperatures aloft (FB) forecast, including the coded light-and-variable and 100-knot-plus wind tricks.
PatternLearn to read a METAR left to right and use the temperature-dewpoint spread to predict fog before it forms.
PatternLearn what a PIREP is, how to decode its coded fields, and how to file your own pilot report in plain English.
PatternLearn to read a TAF line by line, including the FM, BECMG, TEMPO, and PROB groups that warn you what the weather is about to do.
PatternLearn what AIRMET Sierra, Tango, and Zulu each warn about and how to turn them into real go/no-go decisions.
PatternLearn to decode the winds and temperatures aloft (FB) forecast and pick the cruise altitude that actually saves you time and fuel.
PatternLearn to decode a METAR front to back - from the station ID to the remarks section most pilots skip - so you can brief real weather fast.
PatternLearn to decode a TAF's FM, BECMG, TEMPO, and PROB30 groups and turn the forecast into a confident go/no-go decision.
PatternEDR replaces subjective turbulence reports with an objective number that means the same thing to every aircraft in the sky.
VectorLearn to decode a TAF and its FM, TEMPO, and PROB change groups so weather never surprises you at your destination.
PatternLearn to read and file PIREPs (UA and UUA reports) - the only aviation weather product written by pilots, for pilots.
PatternLearn to decode the METAR remarks after RMK - sea-level pressure, peak wind, and pressure tendency - for smarter go/no-go decisions.
PatternLearn how to read TEMPO and PROB groups in a TAF so a hidden two-hour window of IFR weather never sneaks past your flight planning.
PatternThe Area Forecast Discussion is the free NWS product where forecasters explain their confidence and doubts in plain English - here's how to use it.
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