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![]() "Peter R." wrote in message ... David ) wrote: I use DUATS' Synopsis portion of the Standard Briefing, found at the top of the briefing output. This contains layer and tops estimates. To be a little more precise, it is in the VFR Clouds and Weather section of the Area Forecast (FA), which is included in a DUAT or DUATS Standard Briefing. An FA also includes a Synopsis section, but that is not where the tops info is. http://aviationweather.gov/products/fa/info.shtml for a description of the FA product. A FSS standard briefing includes a Synopsis section which includes information extracted from the FA. Usually, in my experience, briefers do not include tops in the briefing unless requested, and some don't even know where to get that info when asked. Stan |
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