Weather for pilots at Belluno
In the order they are usually checked: wind on the field and QNH, METAR and TAF of the area, the significant weather charts and the warnings in force over Belluno (SIGMET and AIRMET).
Wind and conditions
The airfield weather station publishes wind and temperature in real time; for the altimeter use the Treviso QNH. The webcams nearby give an idea of how the valley looks.
Station IBELLU53 on the airfield, via Weather Underground. Times in UTC. For guidance only: this is not an official weather report.
Sounding and thermals
The forecast profile of the atmosphere over Belluno for today and the next two days, with cumulus base, thermal top and instability.
Area METARs and TAFs
Belluno has no METAR station. These are the airports nearby: they help you picture the air mass, not the weather over the airfield itself. For that, see the club station and the webcams.
Source: Aviation Weather Center (NOAA). The official bulletins are the reference.
Significant weather chart (SWLL)
Surface to FL100: the significant weather for low-level flight. Each chart is valid from three hours before to three hours after its time (VT). Click a small chart to enlarge it.
“Informazioni elaborate dal Servizio Meteorologico dell’Aeronautica Militare e pubblicate sul sito www.meteoam.it” (Information processed by the Italian Air Force Meteorological Service and published on www.meteoam.it). The official products prevail.
SIGMET
Source: Italian Air Force Meteorological Service, “Informazioni elaborate dal Servizio Meteorologico dell’Aeronautica Militare e pubblicate sul sito www.meteoam.it”; if unavailable, Aviation Weather Center (NOAA). The official bulletins prevail.
AIRMET
Source: Italian Air Force Meteorological Service, “Informazioni elaborate dal Servizio Meteorologico dell’Aeronautica Militare e pubblicate sul sito www.meteoam.it”. The official bulletins prevail.
The information on this page is for guidance only. For flight planning, the official meteorological bulletins prevail.