Steve
En-Route
Another wx tool (go to link below for active interface)
http://weather.gov/organization.php?task=cwsu.php#task
http://weather.gov/organization.php?task=cwsu.php#task
CWSU
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Ghery Pettit
Saw the title and thought "Central Washington State University"? Somebody on the board went there? Oh well...
Dave Siciliano
Final Approach
How do I get there from weather.gov? Is there a link I can click so I can remember it when not on my computer?
Dave
Dave
BillTIZ
Final Approach
A new link to an old source. http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/vef/
Steve
En-Route
Dave, do you really think the gubmint would make it that easy...
To get from weather.gov click on the "Aviation" link under "Forecasts" on the left side bar. This puts you on the aviationweather.gov home page.
On the aviationweather.gov home page click on "Center Weather" under "Advisories" on the left side bar. This will bring up a map similar to the one on the original thread post.
Unlike the link on the original thread post, to get a detailed ATC center region weather presentation you have to click on the ATC center text listing rather than the map image when using this page.
You can save one mouseclick by going directly to aviationweather.gov.
there will be a test on this.
To get from weather.gov click on the "Aviation" link under "Forecasts" on the left side bar. This puts you on the aviationweather.gov home page.
On the aviationweather.gov home page click on "Center Weather" under "Advisories" on the left side bar. This will bring up a map similar to the one on the original thread post.
Unlike the link on the original thread post, to get a detailed ATC center region weather presentation you have to click on the ATC center text listing rather than the map image when using this page.
You can save one mouseclick by going directly to aviationweather.gov.
there will be a test on this.
Dave Siciliano
Final Approach
Thanks! I'll try that.
Best,
Dave
Best,
Dave