SkewTLogPro delivers instant access to skew-t log-p diagrams for forecasting cloud bases, cloud tops, freezing levels, turbulence and more.
The NOAA RUC Soundings site (https://rucsoundings.noaa.gov/) where SkewTLogPro receives its data has been removed from operation. We are in the process of moving the app over to another source of data so the app will not function until this project is complete. We apologize for the inconvenience.
Skew-T Log-P
Charts On-Demand
Cloud Levels
Determine cloud bases and cloud tops with ease.
Freezing Levels
View forecast freezing levels for your route of flight.
View Forecasts
Swipe left or right to view the forecast trends.
Winds Aloft
View forecast winds aloft at different altitudes.
Easily View Charts
For Your Route
Enter your departure airport and time along with your destination airport and arrival time to view skew-t log-p charts for your route. Swipe right to view the charts along your route.
Weather In The
Vertical: Part 1
This is the first of a pair of talks on atmospheric stability for pilots. It explains stability, parcel theory and how these relate to the weather. In the second talk, the “skew-T” plot is explained with examples of how it can be obtained to infer cloud bases and tops, icing and other weather of interest to pilots.
Weather In The
Vertical: Part 2
This is the second of a pair of talks given to the Flying Particles flying club on the subject of atmospheric stability and its importance to pilots. This talk explains the use of the “Skew-T” diagram to obtain information of interest to pilots, such as cloud bases and tops, icing conditions and the like.
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