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Old 23rd Jun 2010, 12:49
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Hi, on this russian metar what is the meaning of "70" in the 11CLRD70 part? A lot of these russian fields has this information, weird in summer no?
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UWKD KAZAN METAR :
METAR UWKD 231230Z 22003G06MPS CAVOK 31/04 Q1016 NOSIG RMK QFE752/1003 11CLRD70=
TAFL :
TAF UWKD 231055Z 2312/2412 19005MPS CAVOK=
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In Denmark it would mean, that all contamination has been removed from RWY 14 and friction coefficient is 0,70 - BUT they could have different standards.
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JEP is right. This part of the METAR is transmitted in Russia and most of the former USSR countries even during summer, or to be precise it's reported even if there is no runway contamination observed.

11 indicates the runway CLRD stands for cleared or indicates that contamination ceased to exist and the digits indicate the measured friction coefficient, in this case 0,70 which equals good, even in Russia, as they use a slightly different pairing of friction coefficient vs. braking action.
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Thanks guys for the answer!
But I was also wondering what is the meaning of "QFE752", I suppose its millibars, but what does it correspond to? hight of the field, transition alt or special altimetres? (elevation field is 414')
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QFE752 is the QFE mmHg and related to the field elevation. Converted to hPa it's 1003 (1002,58 to be a little bit more precise, or 29.60 in inHg for our american friends ). Thus the group QFE752/1003.
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Originally Posted by JEP
In Denmark it would mean, that all contamination has been removed from RWY 14 and friction coefficient is 0,70 - BUT they could have different standards.

hopefully a typo cos 11 indicates rwy 11L....................

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