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KNKX — Current METAR, Miramar , CA, US

Plain-English decode of the latest observation. Updates roughly hourly.

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Flight category

VFR

Visual conditions — ceiling > 3,000 ft and visibility > 5 sm.

What do VFR, MVFR, IFR & LIFR mean?
CategoryCeilingVisibility
VFRVisual Flight Rulesgreater than 3,000 ft AGLandgreater than 5 sm
MVFRMarginal VFR1,000 to 3,000 ft AGLand/or3 to 5 sm
IFRInstrument Flight Rules500 to below 1,000 ft AGLand/or1 to less than 3 sm
LIFRLow IFRbelow 500 ft AGLand/orless than 1 sm

Raw METAR · observed 220655Z

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Decoded METAR

WindWind from 300° at 4 knots.
VisibilityVisibility 7 statute miles.
Skyovercast at 3,600 ft.
TemperatureTemperature 20°C (68°F), dew point 15.6°C (60°F).
AltimeterAltimeter 29.94 inHg (1014 hPa).

Raw TAF · issued 220800Z

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Decoded TAF — forecast

Valid the 22nd at 08:00 UTC to the 23rd at 14:00 UTC

Base forecast — valid the 22nd at 08:00 UTC to the 23rd at 14:00 UTC

  • Wind variable direction at 3 knots.
  • Visibility 10 km or more.
  • Overcast clouds at 3,000 ft AGL.

Becoming, the 22nd at 16:00 UTC to the 22nd at 18:00 UTC

  • Wind variable direction at 5 knots.
  • Visibility 10 km or more.
  • Scattered clouds at 3,000 ft AGL.

From the 22nd at 19:30 UTC

  • Wind from 300° at 10 knots, gusting to 20 knots.
  • Visibility 10 km or more.
  • Few clouds at 3,000 ft AGL.

From the 22nd at 03:30 UTC

  • Wind variable direction at 3 knots.
  • Visibility 10 km or more.
  • Broken clouds at 3,000 ft AGL.

Source: NOAA/FAA Aviation Weather Center. For information only — not for flight planning or navigation; always use official briefing sources.

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