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Russian METAR help with decode needed

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Old 19th Feb 2013, 14:11
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Russian METAR help with decode needed
Please can anyone help me with the meaning of 25CLRD70 at the end of a Russian METAR.
Also RMK QBB040 (came after word NOSIG)
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Old 19th Feb 2013, 14:45
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I think it's a runway surface condition group. It's a while since I did them but I think this one means that RWY 25 is now cleared (but was contaminated in an earlier report) with a friction coefficient of .70.

Can't help with the remark I'm afraid.
 
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Thats appreciated Spitoon.
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RMK QBB040

QBB - means cloud base (in 40 meters)
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Many thanks Jechon
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Here is a list of Q codes for aviation:
ICAO Q codes
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Thank you bcp. I never realised there were so many. I knew a mere handful!
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