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I'm looking for a tool that forecasts cloud bases and tops for a route
of flight. I use http://adds.aviationweather.gov to approximate this by viewing the freezing levels, icing potential, pireps, etc., but it seems with all our modern satellite and radar products as well as weather service data collection balloons, there should be technology that could give a profile view of the layers for a route of flight. Anyone know of one? Thanks! David |
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