AERODUE · NOAA/NWS
Understand the weather at your airport, what may change and which conditions deserve attention before you travel.
Official source · Aviation Weather Center
Use the airport code on your ticket, for example LIS, or your flight number. You can also enter both.
Choose the exact airport below. A city may have several airports.
A flight search checks departure and arrival airports when they can be identified. It does not check weather along the complete flight route. All times are UTC.
Wind, low visibility or significant weather can affect airport operations. These reports do not confirm a delay, cancellation or runway decision. Check your flight status with the airline.
NOAA/NWS · UTC
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No observation is available for this airport.
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No forecast is available for this airport.
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MET Norway · CC BY 4.0
Additional short-range forecast for this African airport. NOAA aviation observations and forecasts remain separate.
A forecast does not confirm delays, cancellations or airport restrictions. Check your airline and official airport notices.
Official source · MET Norway (CC BY 4.0) ↗AeroDue
METAR reports observed airport weather; TAF forecasts airport conditions. SIGMET matching checks the airport point inside an official warning area, when station coordinates are available. It does not assess the entire route.
Cite the airport, report time and check time. Keep observation and forecast separate. These data do not establish a delay probability or a legal entitlement. Check the original source’s reuse terms.
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Choose what matters to your trip and receive relevant changes by email, when the connected sources report them.
Flight watches last up to 48 hours. Source coverage and email delivery can vary. An alert does not replace the airline’s instructions or guarantee every change is detected.