Fire Weather in the Central and Southern Plains; Pacific Storms Impacting the West

Gusty to high winds and low relative humidity will bring elevated to critical fire weather to the central and southern Plains into Wednesday. Two Pacific storms will impact the western U.S. into Wednesday with gusty winds, low elevation rain, and heavy mountain snow. Read More >

For the immediate Hawai`i area, products issued are Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts (TAFs), area forecasts, upper level wind and temperature forecasts, and AIRMETs (AIR pilots METeorological information) for low clouds, turbulence, and icing. In addition, the Honolulu forecast office is an aviation Meteorological Watch Office that covers approximately 8,650,800 square miles. See Aviation Area Map.

For questions, comments or suggestions concerning aviation issues, please contact W-HFO.aviation@noaa.gov.

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SIGMETs (issued as needed)
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Wind and Temperature Aloft Forecast for Honolulu, Lanai, Hilo, Lihue, Kahului and Kona
Wind and Temperature Aloft Forecast for other Pacific locations

Use the AWC Graphical Forecast for Aviation website for flight path information.

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Lihue: Freezing Level | TTAA | TTBB,PPBB | TTCC,TTDD,PPDD | Skew-T
Hilo: Freezing Level | TTAA | TTBB,PPBB | TTCC,TTDD,PPDD | Skew-T

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Fire Weather in the Central and Southern Plains; Pacific Storms Impacting the West

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