MIAMI INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT EXPERIMENTAL TAF TDA

CEILING (FT)
	>3000
	1000-3000
	500-<1000
	<500

VISIBILITY (SM)
	> 5
	3-5
	1-<3
	<1

WIND (KT)
	<=15
	>15
	XW>=20
	XW>=25

PRECIPITATION
	NONE
	RAIN
	SNOW
	FREEZING

THUNDERSTORM
	NO
	YES

LLWS
	NO
	YES

KMIA RUNWAYS

MIAMI, FL RADAR

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TERMINAL TRACON OPERATIONS

Miami International Airport

Sunday, September 07, 2008 10:45 PM EDT

Based on current TAF issued at 072336Z

NOW

10 HOUR FORECAST

0153Z

02Z

03Z

04Z

05Z

06Z

07Z

08Z

09Z

10Z

11Z

CEILING

PREVAILING

UNL

250

TEMPO

PROB30

VSBY

PREVAILING

10SM

TEMPO

PROB30

OBSC

PREVAILING

TEMPO

PROB30

WIND

PREVAILING

040°
07KT

060°
11KT

TEMPO

X°
KT

PROB30

X°
KT

PCPN

PREVAILING

VCSH

TEMPO

PROB30

TSTM

PREVAILING

TEMPO

PROB30

LLWS

Terminal area is defined as the area within five (5) statue miles (SM) of the center of an airport's runways
Display refreshes every 5 minutes. Program checks for TAF updates every 15 minutes.
Wind direction is the direction the wind is coming from relative to true north.
Purple and red wind box colors indicate at least one runway meets the specified XW (cross wind) condition. If gusts exist or are forecast, the color is based on the average of the sustained and gust speeds.
A purple LLWS box indicates low level wind shear is forecast below 2,000 ft agl. Height, direction and speed of maximum wind is given.
For mixed precipitation events, the PCPN box color is determined by the predominate precipitation type.