Weather for Gove Airport YPGV/GOV
METAR weather observation data - Gove Airport YPGV/GOV
TEMPERATURE |
ALTIMETER |
DEW POINT |
- VISIBILITY |
REL. HUMIDITY |
 | Gove Airport is in the time zone: Australia/Darwin (UTC +09:30 hours) |
| Sunrise: 05:51 H | |
| Sunset: 18:44 H | |
| Moon phase: Increasing Moon | |
METAR & TAF weather data for more than 5,800 airports, airfields, heliports & oil platforms worldwide
TAF weather forecast for Gove Airport YPGV/GOV
Weather forecast from: until local time
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 | ICAO: | YPGV |
| IATA: | GOV |
Gove Airport is in Gove, , Australia
| Longitud: | 136.818 |
| Latitud: | -12.2694 |
| Altitude: |
Sunrise & sunset in the coming days for Gove Airport:
| Date | 15.12. | 16.12. | 17.12. | 18.12. | 19.12. | 20.12. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Sunrise | 05:51 | 05:51 | 05:52 | 05:52 | 05:53 | 05:53 |
| Sunset | 18:44 | 18:44 | 18:45 | 18:45 | 18:46 | 18:46 |
Weather observation METAR
The routine (METeorological Aerodrome Report) METAR is an internationally standardised, coded bulletin for summarising the meteorological conditions at aerodromes.
METAR weather observation for Gove Airport from H (local time):
The measured temperature is , the dew point is at . The relative humidity is calculated to
The wind is blowing at a speed of from the direction: . The wind gusts reach a maximum speed of .
The METAR weather station data reports an observation of the following weather events: NO SIGNIFICANT WEATHER EVENTS OBSERVED.
The following information was reported on cloudiness: NO DATA RECEIVED.
Airport weather forecast TAF
Aerodrome forecasts for international airports and regional aerodromes are issued in the TAF (Terminal Aerodrome Forecast) code format. For flight preparation, TAFs serve as the internationally standardised aeronautical meteorological forecast needed to decide on the meteorological usability of an aerodrome as destination or alternate aerodrome during a certain time period. TAFs are quality-controlled, monitored forecasts that are created based on con- tinuous weather observation. They are only produced if a sufficient number of observation data of satisfying quality is available.
VISIBILITY
Visibility is a measure of the horizontal opacity of the atmosphere at the point of observation and is expressed in terms of the horizontal distance at which a person should be able to see and identify: in the daytime, a prominent dark object against the sky at the horizon; at night, a known, preferably unfocused, moderately intense light source.
Surface Visibility is the greatest visibility, taken at the surface, equaled or exceeded throughout at least half the horizon circle.
Wind direction
The true direction from which the wind is blowing at a given location (i.e., wind blowing from the north to the south is a north wind). It is normally measured in tens of degrees from 10 degrees clockwise through 360 degrees. North is 360 degrees. A wind direction of 0 degrees is only used when wind is calm.
Wind roses typically use 16 cardinal directions, such as north (N), NNE, NE, etc., although they may be subdivided into as many as 32 directions. In terms of angle measurement in degrees, North corresponds to 0°/360°, East to 90°, South to 180° and West to 270°.
| DIRECTION | DEGREES | |
| N | North | 0 ° |
| NNE | North-Northeast | 22,5 ° |
| NE | Northeast | 45 ° |
| ENE | East-Northeast | 67,5 ° |
| E | East | 90 ° |
| ESE | East Southeast | 112,5 ° |
| SE | Southeast | 135 ° |
| SSE | South Southeast | 157,5 ° |
| S | South | 180 ° |
| SSW | South Southwest | 202,5 ° |
| SW | Southwest | 225 ° |
| WSW | West Southwest | 247,5 ° |
| W | West | 270 ° |
| WNW | West Northwest | 292,5 ° |
| NW | Northwest | 315 ° |
| NNW | North Northwest | 337,5 ° |
| N | North | 360 = 0 ° |
Cloud cover
The unit of measure for cloud cover is the Okta. Cloud cover is measured on an eight point scale, 0 Oktas being clear sky , one Octa being 1/8 of the sky covered in cloud, and so on up to 8 Oktas - completely overcast.
| ICON | NAME | COVER | |
 | FEW (few) | 1/8 - 2/8 | |
 | SCT (scattered) | 3/8 - 4/8 | |
 | BKN (broken) | 5/8 - 7/8 | |
 | OVC (overcast) | 8/8 |
CAVOK: CAVOK is an abbreviation for Ceiling And Visibility OK - Conditions:
- Prevailing visibility of at least 10 km and no minimum visibility
- No clouds observed or detected below 5000 ft or below the highest minimum sector height
- No CB/TCU
- No weather phenomenon
METAR & TAF Definitions of meteorological terms: Aviation Weather Center (NOAA) & DWD
| Precipitation | ||
|---|---|---|
 | RA | Rain |
 | DZ | Drizzle |
 | SN | Snow |
 | SG | Snow grains |
 | GR | Hail |
 | IC | Ice crystals |
 | PE | Ice pellets |
 | UP | Unknown precipitation |
 | GS | Hoar frost / small hail / snow pellets |
| Obscuration | ||
|---|---|---|
 | BR | Mist |
 | FG | Fog |
 | FU | Smoke |
 | HZ | Haze |
 | VA | Volcanic ash |
 | DU | Widespread dust |
 | SA | Sand |
 | PY | Spray |
| Other | ||
|---|---|---|
 | PO | Dust or sand whirls |
 | DS | Duststorm |
 | SS | Sandstorm |
 | FC | Funnel cloud |
 | SQ | Squalls |
 | TS | Thunderstorm |
| Descriptor | |
|---|---|
| BC | Patches |
| DR | Low drifting |
| MI | Shallow |
| PR | Partially |
| BL | Blowing |
| FZ | Freezing |
| SH | Shower |
*(1) Code: Flight category definitions:
| CODE | CEILING | VISIBILITY | |
| LIFR | Low instrument flight rules | < 500 ft < 0,15 km | < 1 mi < 0,6 km |
| IFR | Instrument Flight rules | 500 to below 1,000 ft 0,15 to below 0,3 km | 1 mi to below 3 mi 0,6 to below 1,8 km |
| MVFR | Marginal Visual flight rules | 1000 to 3000 ft 0,3 km to 0,9 km | 3 to 5 miles 1,8 to 8 km |
| VFR | Visual flight rules | > 3.000 ft > 0,9 km | > 5 mi > 8 km |
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