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Active Weather for the West and Northeast Corridors

Moisture continues to flow into portions of the West, Great Basin and Rockies with strong winds, lower elevation rain and higher elevation snow. Precipitation will occasionally be heavy with impacts to travel and possible power outages. For the Northeast, gusty winds, lower elevation rain and accumulation snow for the higher terrain through this weekend; Slow improvements expected through Sunday. Read More >

Fort Worth CWSU

Center Weather Service Unit

Crosswinds Southwest U.S. Airports

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Southwest U.S. Airports Crosswind Information
Calculations based on the latest metar/speci available.
Mouseover the airport identifier to view the observation. Click to view crosswind information.
    
NW NC NE
SW SC SE
Alaska / Hawaii
Hub / Pacing
Hub / Pacing--gust
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< 10 knots 10 - 14 knots 15 - 19 knots 20 - 24 knots >= 25 knots
Light Blue indicates all runways less than 10 knots.
All remaining colors indicate at least one runway in that range.
If a gust exists, color is based on the average of sustained and gust speeds.
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