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Old 2nd Sep 2019, 02:58
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Ever seen a TAF like this? Freeport Bahamas...

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MYGF 012300Z 0200/0224 33050G100KT 1600 +TSRA BKN012CB BKN090 OVC200
FM021300 VRB80G200KT 800 +TSRA BKN009CB OVC050
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MYGF 012300Z 0200/0224 33050G100KT 1600 +TSRA BKN012CB BKN090 OVC200
FM021300 VRB80G200KT 800 +TSRA BKN009CB OVC050
Request Runway 33, and set MCT, I want to get there before 13:00Z....
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You won't need an aircraft to get airborne...
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Originally Posted by wishiwasupthere
Not to turn this into a pissing contest, but not uncommon in Australia during cyclone season.
Definitely don't want a pissing contest with those winds.
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An alternate would be required ?
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Originally Posted by wishiwasupthere
Not to turn this into a pissing contest, but not uncommon in Australia during cyclone season.
On behalf of many Australians I apologise for another Austranaught!
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Originally Posted by oceancrosser
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MYGF 012300Z 0200/0224 33050G100KT 1600 +TSRA BKN012CB BKN090 OVC200
FM021300 VRB80G200KT 800 +TSRA BKN009CB OVC050
VRB080G200

What do you put in the PERF APPR page?
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Doors wind speed limits?
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VRB080G200

What do you put in the PERF APPR page?
Something that doesn't start with MYFG, I'd imagine ....
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Anything you like as it wont make any difference!
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Something that doesn't start with MYFG, I'd imagine ....
You bugger! I snorted my beer out my nose reading that!

Reckon one of these would work?
https://www.euroga.org/system/1/user...65291892_n.jpg
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Not to turn this into a pissing contest, but not uncommon in Australia during cyclone season.
The strongest wind gust recorded on the Australian mainland is 267 km/h. The gust was recorded during cyclone Vance at 11:50 am (WST) 22 March 1999 at Learmonth Meteorological Office, 35 km south of Exmouth.

Wind gusts of 259 km/h at Mardie and 246 km/h at Onslow were measured during cyclone Trixie in February 1975.
By ‘ not uncommon’ do you mean ‘pretty much never and certainly not on the populated mainland’?
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In 50 years never seen 200kts forecast anywhere - seen the odd typhoon around Asia.
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Cyclone Tracy, which devastated Darwin in Christmas 1974, recorded a 217 km/hr maximum wind speed before the anemometer failed. Given the scale of the destruction it was likely much higher.
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I guess the port has been freed by now?
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Originally Posted by wishiwasupthere
Not to turn this into a pissing contest, but not uncommon in Australia during cyclone season.
hmmm, I’ve never seen 200kt in a TAF in Oz in the last 20 + years. Yasi was estimated at “only” 300kmh.

We’ve got enough biggest, most poisonous, longest records. We don’t need to make up more.
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Originally Posted by compressor stall

hmmm, I’ve never seen 200kt in a TAF in Oz in the last 20 + years. Yasi was estimated at “only” 300kmh.

We’ve got enough biggest, most poisonous, longest records. We don’t need to make up more.
Yeah, even the sheep are poisonous...
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Originally Posted by oceancrosser
...courtesy of Dorian

MYGF 012300Z 0200/0224 33050G100KT 1600 +TSRA BKN012CB BKN090 OVC200
FM021300 VRB80G200KT 800 +TSRA BKN009CB OVC050
I'd stick an extra ton on in case there's some holding.
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Originally Posted by oceancrosser
...courtesy of Dorian

MYGF 012300Z 0200/0224 33050G100KT 1600 +TSRA BKN012CB BKN090 OVC200
FM021300 VRB80G200KT 800 +TSRA BKN009CB OVC050
I’m well aware it’s a PILOTS forum. Is there a kind soul in the house could provide a decode for the illiterate, please ?
Humble request
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I’m well aware it’s a PILOTS forum. Is there a kind soul in the house could provide a decode for the illiterate, please ?

From - Flight Utilities ? Metar / Taf Reader and Decoder Online

MYGF 012300Z 0200/0224 33050G100KT 1600 +TSRA BKN012CB BKN090 OVC200
FM021300 VRB80G200KT 800 +TSRA BKN009CB OVC050


Location: MYGF
FREEPORT - INTERNATIONAL - BAHAMAS
Latitude: 26°33'19"N - Longitude: 078°41'54"W.
Magnetic declination: 7.87°W
Sunrise: 10:54 UTC
Sunset: 23:35 UTC
Report emitted the day: 01, time 23:00 UTC
Monday 2 September 2019 00:00 local time.
The forecast valid time are from day of the month: 02 time: 00:00 UTC (Monday 2 September 2019 01:00 local time) to day of the month: 02 time: 24:00 UTC (Tuesday 3 September 2019 01:00 local time).
Wind: True direction = 330 degrees, speed: 50 knots (93 km/h) (26 m/s), with Gusts of maximum speed 100 knots (185 km/h) (51 m/s).
Runway 06, length 11021 feet, altitude 6 feet: Cross Wind 50 KT Left - Centerline Wind 6 KT front.
Runway 24, length 11021 feet, altitude 7 feet: Cross Wind 50 KT Right - Centerline Wind 7 KT rear.
Minimum horizontal visibility: 1600 m.
Weather: Strong Thunderstorms Rain .
Clouds: Broken sky (5-7 oktas), at 1200 feet above aerodrome level (366 meters), cumulonimbus.
Clouds: Broken sky (5-7 oktas), at 9000 feet above aerodrome level (2743 meters).
Clouds: Overcast sky (8 oktas), at 20000 feet above aerodrome level (6096 meters).

From 13:00 UTC (Monday 2 September 2019 14:00 local time), Wind: Variable in direction, speed: 80 knots (148 km/h) (41 m/s), with Gusts of maximum speed 200 knots (370 km/h) (103 m/s).
800: Unknown token.
Weather: Strong Thunderstorms Rain .
Clouds: Broken sky (5-7 oktas), at 900 feet above aerodrome level (274 meters), cumulonimbus.
Clouds: Overcast sky (8 oktas), at 5000 feet above aerodrome level (1524 meters).
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