Observed 45m ago1:45 AM CDT local
Grand Rapids
CanadaWind
Blowing from the West-Northwest (290°).
The arc on the rim marks where the wind is coming from, and the arrow points the way the air is moving. Strength is on the Beaufort scale below.
Temperature and moisture
A small gap between temperature and dew point means the air is close to saturation, the classic precursor to fog and low cloud.
Sky and ceiling
Cloud layers are drawn at their reported bases above the station. The denser a layer is drawn, the more of the sky it covers.
Aviation
Instrument Flight Rules. Ceiling 500–999 ft and/or visibility 1 to under 3 sm. Reported no ceiling, visibility 1.2 sm.
No significant weather reported at the station.
Flight category combines the reported ceiling and visibility using the standard FAA thresholds.
Sun and moon
- Elevation
- -42.0°
- Azimuth
- 7°
- Solar noon
- 1:26 PM
- Day length
- 11h 12m
Solar and lunar positions computed from this station's exact coordinates and the current time.
Space weather
Geomagnetic conditions from EARF Space Weather. The aurora chance is worked out for this station's exact coordinates, and the aurora still needs a dark, clear sky to be seen.
Observation trend
METAR is published one observation at a time. EARF keeps a rolling record of every report it receives, so you can look back over the last 1 to 24 hours.
The report, decoded
METAR CWJD 070600Z AUTO 29003KT 07/06 RMK AO1 2009 SLP071 T00710059 50002
Every group of the raw METAR, translated. Colour marks the family each group belongs to.
Station
- ICAO
- CWJD
- Type
- METAR weather station
- Country
- Canada
- Elevation
- 222 m / 728 ft
- Coordinates
- 53.187°, -99.268°
- Time zone
- America/Winnipeg (CDT)
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