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STOP making wasted trips to the airport and waiting around for the weather to improve! eMETAR™ will notify you when you're cleared-to-fly! It's like a wake-up service for pilots... FREE - Signup now! VOR/HSI/ADF Tool

What is eMETAR™? Simply stated, it's a system to check the weather at virtually ANY airport around the world, on a schedule that you designate, for conditions that meet your flying minimums. Once cleared-to-fly, you'll be notified immediately on your cell phone or by email thus saving you wasted trips to the airport. Signup now and also receive scheduled METAR's with our  NEW  eMETAR™ Weather Alarm. How does it work? Our servers are in direct contact with the National Weather Service (NWS) and are programmed to poll and parse METAR data on a user defined schedule for any airport or station in the world. Your initial signup is done via this web site where you provide some basic information and set your minimum weather conditions for a particular airport or station. Once your account is setup you can access and activate your service from this web site or directly from your cell phone. Best of all: IT'S FREE!    CELL PHONE INSTRUCTIONS Important request: Our email server is strained to its capacity because of our popular wake-up service! In order to keep eMETAR free and running properly, we need more SMTP capacity and are looking for anyone that will volunteer their email server for relaying purposes.  Try a Sample Message in 3 Easy Steps... 1. Airport/Station (ICAO)  Lookup 2. Cell Phone No. or Email  [Examples] phone-number@messaging.nextel.com (Nextel) phone-number@vtext.com (Verizon) phone-number@mmode.com (AT&T Wireless) phone-number@messaging.sprintpcs.com (Sprint) phone-number@cingularme.com (Cingular) phone-number@tmomail.net (T-Mobile) phone-number@message.alltel.com (Alltel) phone-number@qwestmp.com (Qwest) john.doe@hotmail.com (Regular email) Don't enter the information between the parentheses! 3.  METAR Station: Time: BLIC Wind Dir: ° Wind Spd: Visibility: Sky: Temp/Dew: Altimeter: HTML PUBLIC "-//W3C//DTD HTML 4.01 Transitional//EN" "http://www.w3.org/TR/REC-html40/loose.dtd"> weather.gov  NOAA's National Weather Service Aviation Weather Center Aviation Digital Data Service (ADDS)   Home News Organization Search       Local forecast by "City, St" or Zip Code   Advisories SIGMET/AIRMET » Java Tool US (CONUS) AWC Oceanic Graphical AIRMET Center Weather Forecasts Convection » Convective SIGMETs CCFP NCWF Java Tool NCWF Loop Convective Outlook Convective Watches Mesoscale Discussion Turbulence Icing Winds/Temps » Winds/Temps Text Winds/Temps Images Prog Charts » High-Level (250-630) Mid-Level  (100-450) Low-Level (SFC-240) Surface TAF / FA » Area Forecasts TAF Java Tool TAF Request Forms Observations PIREPs » PIREP Java Tool PIREP Request Forms METARs » METAR Java Tool METAR Request Form Radar » Site Radar United States Radar Satellite » United States International Java Tools » FPT Application Flight Path Tool AIR/SIGMETs Convection TAFs PIREPs METARs Related Information Home » ADDS Home AWC Home Flight Folder Standard Briefing Aviation Testbed Aviation Links Contact Us FAQ Feedback » ADDS Feedback AWC Feedback Site Information » ADDS Site Info AWC Site Info Interactive METARs Java Tool   Regional Plots:  (Legend) Latest METAR text: Enter 4-letter ICAO station identifier. If more than one, be sure to insert one or more spaces between stations. (Example: KDEN KCOS @WY). A list of weather stations is found in this file, stations.txt.      Raw Format  Translated  METARs    most recent only past 1 hours past 2 hours past 3 hours past 4 hours past 5 hours past 6 hours past 12 hours past 18 hours past 24 hours past 36 hours  TAFs   Information on TAF format change from 24 to 30 Hour: Effective November 5 2008. Turbulence     Icing     Convection     Winds/Temps     Progs     Java Tools METARs     TAFs     PIREPs     SIGMET/AIRMET     Satellite     Radar 3 TAF Note:  This service requires text messaging capabilities that most cellular services provide free of charge. Check with your cellular provider if you are unsure about your phone's operation.  How an account might look when you signup... Contact: 4075551212@mmode.net Airport: KORL (Orlando Executive) Max Wind Speed: 10KT Min Visibilty: 8SM Min Ceiling: 2000FT Check Cycle: Every 30 minutes This sample shows a pilot that is waiting to receive a message when the wind at KORL drops to 10 knots or less and the visibilty increases to at least 8 statute miles with a minimum ceiling of 2000FT. Every 30 minutes the system automatically checks for these conditions. When they are met, the system immediately transmits a message to the specified address informing the recipient that they are "cleared to fly".  BONUS: Advanced METAR Search  (Perfect for choosing alternates!) Airport/Station (ICAO)   Lookup Show TAF      50 sm 100 sm 250 sm 500 sm 1000 sm Fine tune your report by using this heading indicator to select the direction of your flight.   All directions North Northeast East Southeast South Southwest West Northwest Copyright © 2005 Florida Air Serives, LLC  All Rights Reserved.   Disclaimer emetar@cfl.rr.com