1965 m / 6447 ft · North
Highest launch. Wind direction, gust, launch wind window, cloud and altitude profile are shown separately on the page.
The name and altitude of a launch alone do not make a flying decision. Consider the wind source, measurement time, model uncertainty and authorized field report together.
Highest launch. Wind direction, gust, launch wind window, cloud and altitude profile are shown separately on the page.
Monitor the model forecast and hourly changes for the 1900 m launch on its own card. Do not automatically count a reading from a nearby launch as this launch's reading.
Compare the wind forecast at the take-off altitude with the upper-level model profile. Local flow and rotor may vary in the field.
Check direction, gust and precipitation probability for the 1700 m launch; cloud base is marked as a model forecast.
Evaluate the lower-level wind at the lower launch and the altitude change towards landing separately.
Launch altitudes are used as names. Values in the cards change according to current data and time; we do not publish live numbers here.
| Label | Interpretation |
|---|---|
| Flight suitable | Within current meteorological calculation thresholds; not an official take-off permit. |
| Flyable / Risky | One or more caution conditions exist; check the detailed reasons. |
| Not suitable for flight | One or more defined meteorological thresholds may have been exceeded. Verify an official launch closure separately. |
| No data | Current data could not be verified; decisions should not be based on old measurements. |
The official launch open/close notice, model calculation and sensor measurement are not interchangeable. Manual slot notification is time-limited.
For methods, see the pilot meteorology guide.