Aviation Weather at Your Fingertips
METARs, TAFs, and airport weather data on your phone, with conversational AI to help you make sense of them.
Informational only. Not an approved source for flight planning.
WeatherAI is not an FAA-approved flight-planning, briefing, or dispatch tool. Obtain a qualified weather briefing from an approved source, plus current NOTAMs, performance data, and the applicable regulatory information, before every flight.
Built for General Aviation
Whether you're planning a local flight or a cross-country trip, WeatherAI provides the aviation weather data you need, plus AI that understands aviation questions.
Illustrative exchanges, not recorded answers
"What's the weather at KORD?"
→ Current METAR: Visibility 10SM, scattered clouds at 5000 feet, winds 270 at 12 knots. VFR conditions.
"Will conditions be VFR at KJFK this afternoon?"
→ TAF shows ceilings dropping to 2500 broken by 18Z with a chance of MVFR. Plan for possible delays.
"What does TSRA mean in the KATL forecast?"
→ TSRA means thunderstorms with rain. Check the forecast's time groups to see when it applies, and confirm conditions against your official briefing.

Aviation Weather Features
METAR Reports
Current conditions at airports worldwide. Wind, visibility, ceiling, temperature, dewpoint, and altimeter settings.
TAF Forecasts
Terminal aerodrome forecasts covering the next 24 to 30 hours where the airport files one. Situational awareness only, not a substitute for an approved briefing.
Station Search
Find airports by ICAO identifier or by location, and pull up the latest report a station has filed. Coverage depends on the airport and its upstream feed.
Favorite Stations
Save your home airport and frequent destinations. Quick access to the airports you fly to most often.
Decoded Reports
Don't memorize METAR codes? Get human-readable translations of aviation weather reports.
Radar & Satellite
Professional radar and GOES satellite imagery. See convective weather and plan routes around storms.
Real Pilot Scenarios
Building Situational Awareness
Challenge: Getting an early read on conditions at departure, destination, and alternates before you sit down for the official briefing.
Save departure, destination, and alternates as favorites, then check each one's METAR and TAF with one tap. Ask the AI what any of them says in plain language, and confirm everything against your official briefing.
Cross-Country Flight
Challenge: Conditions shift over a 500-mile leg, and the picture at departure says little about the destination.
Pan the radar map across the ground you are covering to see where precipitation and storms sit. Save the stations you care about along the way and check their reports as you go.
Marginal Conditions
Challenge: Conditions are reporting MVFR and you want a quick read on what is actually happening before you dig into the official briefing.
Ask the AI: "What are the current conditions between KPAO and KOAK?" for a plain-English readout of the METARs, TAFs, and radar. The go/no-go call stays with you and your official briefing.
Learning Pilot
Challenge: Still learning to decode METARs and understand aviation weather.
Ask the AI to explain any weather report. "What does FEW025 mean?" or "Is BKN015 safe for VFR?" Learn as you fly.
Before You Fly
Quick answers between charts
Ask what a METAR or TAF says and get it back in plain language, which is faster than decoding by hand when you only need one field. WeatherAI is not an FAA-approved flight-planning or dispatch product, so it belongs alongside your certified tools rather than in place of them.
Building the weather picture
Station search and favorites keep your usual airports together. Standard adds PIREPs, SIGMETs and AIRMETs, and a turbulence layer on the map. Pro adds soundings with Skew-T and hodograph-style analysis.
Tools & Reading for This Workflow
Hand-picked guides, calculators, and feature pages that line up with how this group uses WeatherAI.
Guide
METAR Codes Decoded
Translate aviation weather reports into plain language and use them for trip or flight planning.
Tool
Flight Rule Calculator
Classify VFR, MVFR, IFR, and LIFR conditions from ceiling and visibility.
Tool
Crosswind Calculator
Calculate headwind and crosswind components for any runway and wind combination.
Tool
Cloud Base Calculator
Estimate cloud base height from temperature and dew point spread.
