Flight planning: Miami Executive TMB / KTMB
What a pilot looks at before a flight from or to Miami Executive in Miami, Florida, in plain English: right now Wind calm, Altimeter 30.04 inHg. The warnings, reports and winds below come from the government's aviation weather service and the restrictions from the FAA, refreshed every few minutes. For planning, not a briefing: the legal preflight briefing comes from Flight Service (1-800-WX-BRIEF) or the FAA's own tools.
Warnings in force SIGMETs and AIRMETs whose area covers this field
No SIGMET or AIRMET covers this field right now.
A SIGMET warns of weather hazardous to all aircraft (thunderstorms, severe turbulence or icing, volcanic ash); an AIRMET of weather that matters to small aircraft and to flying without instruments (moderate turbulence or icing, low cloud, strong surface wind, mountains hidden in cloud). An area is counted when it covers this field's position.
Pilot reports within 100 nautical miles, last three hours, nearest first
- BE36 at 2,500 ft, 15 nm southwest, 3:10 pm EDT (19:10 UTC): vmc.
as filed
MIA UA /OV TMB230015/TM 1910/FL025/TP BE36/WX VMC
- GA7 at 1,500 ft, 16 nm north, 1:04 pm EDT (17:04 UTC): a routine report.
as filed
OPF UA /OV KOPF273005/TM 1704/FL015/TP GA7/RM SMOOTH DURD
- A320 at 4,500 ft, 27 nm north, 3:12 pm EDT (19:12 UTC): scattered clouds above 3,000 ft.
as filed
FLL UA /OV FLL280015/TM 1912/FL045/TP A320/SK SCT030
- P28A at 2,500 ft, 32 nm north, 3:13 pm EDT (19:13 UTC): a routine report.
as filed
FLL UA /OV FXE270010/TM 1913/FL025/TP P28A
- B738 at 11,000 ft, 35 nm west, 3:22 pm EDT (19:22 UTC): moderate turbulence.
as filed
MIA UA /OV MIA250045/TM 1922/FL110/TP B738/TB MOD/RM BHHIA ARV
- B739 at 33,000 ft, 37 nm northwest, 1:01 pm EDT (17:01 UTC): no turbulence.
as filed
MIA UA /OV DHP306035/TM 1701/FL330/TP B739/TB NEG
- B38M at 26,000 ft, 49 nm southwest, 1:01 pm EDT (17:01 UTC): no turbulence.
as filed
EYW UA /OV EYW040050/TM 1701/FL260/TP B38M/TB NEG
- SR22 at 1,800 ft, 62 nm northwest, 3:00 pm EDT (19:00 UTC): a broken layer above 2,600 ft, rain.
as filed
PBI UA /OV PHK230025/TM 1900/FL018/TP SR22/SK BKN026/WX RAIN
- PA31 at 4,000 ft, 65 nm north, 3:35 pm EDT (19:35 UTC): rain.
as filed
PBI UA /OV DJT310020/TM 1935/FL40/TP PA31/WX HEAVY RAIN
- CL35 at 26,000 ft, 65 nm north, 2:14 pm EDT (18:14 UTC): moderate chop turbulence.
as filed
PBI UA /OV DJT320050/TM 1814/FL260/TP CL35/TB MOD CHOP
- A321 at 33,000 ft, 70 nm northeast, 2:08 pm EDT (18:08 UTC): no turbulence above 33,000 ft.
as filed
MYGF UA /OV ZFP230040/TM 1808/FL330/TP A321/TB NEG 330
- B38M at 18,000 ft, 72 nm west, 2:59 pm EDT (18:59 UTC): no turbulence.
as filed
RSW UA /OV RSW180040/TM 1859/FL180/TP B38M/TB NEG
What pilots in the air told air traffic control or Flight Service: turbulence, icing, cloud tops and bases, temperature, wind. An urgent report is one of severe turbulence or icing, or similar.
Winds and temperatures aloft forecast point MIA, 12 nm northeast of the field · for use 14:00–21:00 UTC
| Height | Wind from | Speed | Temperature |
|---|---|---|---|
| 3,000 ft | 160° (south) | 10 knots | |
| 6,000 ft | 180° (south) | 7 knots | 17 °C |
| 9,000 ft | 180° (south) | 10 knots | 13 °C |
| 12,000 ft | 190° (south) | 8 knots | 9 °C |
| 18,000 ft | 160° (south) | 14 knots | -4 °C |
| 24,000 ft | 160° (south) | 18 knots | -15 °C |
| 30,000 ft | 090° (east) | 7 knots | -31 °C |
| 34,000 ft | light and variable | -40 °C | |
| 39,000 ft | 150° (southeast) | 17 knots | -53 °C |
Based on data from the 11th at 12:00 UTC; valid on the 11th at 18:00 UTC for use 14:00 to 21:00 UTC; temperatures above 24,000 ft are below zero. Heights are above sea level; the lowest rows are left out where the ground is already that high.
Temporary flight restrictions within 50 nautical miles, from the FAA's list
No temporary flight restriction within 50 nautical miles right now.
Each restriction opens the FAA's own page with the exact area, heights and times. Ordinary notices to air missions (a closed runway, lights out, a crane) are not shown here: the FAA's notice search is not open to sites like this one at this time, and the application for the FAA's data feed is in hand.
Radar and forecast charts government pictures, the latest each time the page loads
The radar pictures come from the National Weather Service (the nearest radar, then the region); the surface analysis and the 12- and 24-hour forecast charts from the Weather Prediction Center. They are public-domain government images shown as they are published.
Sources: the Aviation Weather Center's data service (SIGMETs, AIRMETs, graphical AIRMETs, pilot reports, winds and temperatures aloft), the National Weather Service radar, the Weather Prediction Center's charts, and the FAA's temporary flight restriction list and shapes. Fetched when the page is viewed and kept a few minutes. Back to Miami Executive, where the current observation and the forecast for the field are.