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NRT DEICING
Deicing Sign on
NRT Deicing Advisory

Station Notes
NRT:
Runway cross winds: SW winds >15kts. Gusty NW winds (>20kts) produce rotor-like turbulence.
HKG:
Winds from 090-220 degrees can produce wind shear and turbulence. (Most likely 120-150 degrees).
PUS:
Landing restrictions: Southerly winds >10kts, CIGS <=1500, VIS <=8000 meters (5 miles).
North Pacific/Eastern Asia
SE Asia Surface Analysis  |  24 hr Forecast - Jetplan
North Pacific Surface Analysis  |  24 hr Forecast - Jetplan

Pacific Ocean Surface Analysis - OPC-NOAA
North Pacific Surface Analysis - NWS HNL
Central Pacific Surface Analysis - NWS HNL

Pacific Weather Depiction - Univ. of Cologne

Japan Surface Chart - JMA
Korea Surface Analysis - KMA
Korea Forecast Surface/Upper Air Charts - KMA
Eastern Asia Surface Plot with Isobars: 00Z  06Z  12Z  18Z - Australian Weather News
Latest METARS and TAF
Station (ICAO):
Number of Observations:
3   6   12
18   24   36
 
META Display - AWC (click Overview for Pacific/Asia view)
Current and Past METARS - UCAR
Current METARS - NWS
Current TAF - NWS

Seoul 5-day Forecast - USAF Korea

Crosswind Calculator
Canada/Alaska/Hawaii
Hawaii Surface Maps - NWS HNL

METAR Display - AWC (click Overview for Canada/AK view)
 Alaska Aviation Cameras - FAA
South Pacific/Australia
Current Weather/SIGMETs - Australia - Australian BOM
Australian Weather Charts - Australian BOM
Surface Analysis with Fronts - Australian BOM
Sydney Fog Forecasting
Australian Bureau of Meteorology Traffic Cameras
METARs Satellite Closeup
Notes:
  • Mostly likely months for SYD fog: Apr-May and Late Aug-Late Sep.
  • Look for NE sfc flow into SYD during the day bringing higher dewpoints into area. From Jun-Aug look for dewpoints at or above 10°C. From Apr-May look for dewpoints at or above 15°C.
  • Look for solid fog at YSRI (Richmond) by 14Z, which could advect into SYD from the west.
  • Check for RH readings at or above 90% 12Z-18Z (02-05 AEDT) over SYD and on coast (BOM RH Map)
  • Sept 2012 SYD Fog PowerPoint
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Tropical Storm Risk: Worldwide Tropical Storm Tracking
DigitalTyphoon: Current and Historical Typhoon Information

 
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