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Old 2nd Sep 2006, 15:42
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Fairford METAR

Hey Guys and Gals,

Just wondering what all this means in the Fairford METAR? Had a look on the Met Office guide to TAFs and METARs but cant find anything? 10 points to Griffindor if anyone knows??

RMK AO2A PK WND 22035/1418 PRESFR SLP029 60000 T01790142 56019 $

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RMK = Remarks
AO2 = Station with a Precipitation Descriminator
PRESFR = Pressure Rising and Falling Rapidly
SLP = Sea Level Pressure
PK WND = Peak Wind
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I think it's "Pressure Falling Rapidly" not rising and falling.
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Cheers guys, any idea what this bit means??

60000 T01790142 56019 $

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Cheers guys, any idea what this bit means??
60000 T01790142 56019 $
Trace precip, temp 17.9 degC, dewpoint 14.2 degC, pressure decreasing then steady 1.9 hPa less than 3 hours ago.

In the Coding section of the FMH.
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cheers for that link! I hate it when there are things on the METAR that i dont know what they mean!

Still havent found out what CABOK means

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Originally Posted by Squawk 2650
Still havent found out what CABOK means
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It means that the 'B' is next to the 'V' on the keyboard
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Originally Posted by Squawk 2650
cheers for that link!
Bear in mind that it's US-specific.
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Even weirder today:

FAIRFORD EGVA 100655Z 07005KT 0300 R27/0250V0300N -RA FG VV004 10/09 A3015 RMK AO2A UPB0649E0650RAB0652DZB0650E0652 SLP211 P0000 T00990089 $

I don't do Spamspeak. Guess this just means the weather is dog$hit?
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Originally Posted by BEagle
Even weirder today:
FAIRFORD EGVA 100655Z 07005KT 0300 R27/0250V0300N -RA FG VV004 10/09 A3015 RMK AO2A UPB0649E0650RAB0652DZB0650E0652 SLP211 P0000 T00990089 $
I don't do Spamspeak. Guess this just means the weather is dog$hit?
I've highlighted the relevant part above.
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