KRUT TAF

Terminal aerodrome forecast for Rutland/Southern Vermont Regional (RUT · KRUT), Rutland, VT. Issued 5 Nov 2026 1417Z, valid 1400Z to 1200Z, decoded period by period below. · Open on the map

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TAF issued 5 Nov 2026 1417Z

valid 1400Z to 1200Z

Low level wind shear forecast until 1800Z: wind 220° at 35 kt at 2,000 ft AGL.

TAF KRUT 051417Z 0514/0612 17005KT P6SM SCT025 OVC035 WS020/22035KT TEMPO 0514/0518 3SM -SHRA BR BKN025 FM051800 18007KT P6SM VCSH OVC015 FM060000 17005KT P6SM SCT022 FM060600 VRB03KT P6SM BKN040

Times are UTC (Zulu), as they appear in the bulletin.

Period by period

Period (UTC)	Change	Wind	Vis	Ceiling	Sky	Cat
1400Z to 1800Z	Initial	170° at 5 kt	6+ SM	3,500 ft OVC	Scattered at 2,500 ft AGL, Overcast at 3,500 ft AGL	VFR
`WS020/22035KT` Low level wind shear from the surface to 2,000 ft AGL; wind at 2,000 ft 220° at 35 kt
1400Z to 1800Z	TEMPO	No change	3 SM	2,500 ft BKN	Broken at 2,500 ft AGL	MVFR

1800Z to 0000Z	FM	180° at 7 kt	6+ SM	1,500 ft OVC	Overcast at 1,500 ft AGL	MVFR

0000Z to 0600Z	FM	170° at 5 kt	6+ SM	Clear	Scattered at 2,200 ft AGL	VFR

0600Z to 1200Z	FM	Variable at 3 kt	6+ SM	4,000 ft BKN	Broken at 4,000 ft AGL	VFR

What the change groups mean

TEMPO: Temporary — expected for less than half the period, in spells under an hour.
FM: From — a rapid, permanent change to the conditions that follow.

What the categories mean

VFR: Visual flight rules — ceiling above 3,000 ft and visibility greater than 5 SM.
MVFR: Marginal VFR — ceiling 1,000 to 3,000 ft and/or visibility 3 to 5 SM.

Frequently asked

What is the current TAF for KRUT?

The forecast issued 5 Nov 2026 1417Z for Rutland/Southern Vermont Regional reads: TAF KRUT 051417Z 0514/0612 17005KT P6SM SCT025 OVC035 WS020/22035KT TEMPO 0514/0518 3SM -SHRA BR BKN025 FM051800 18007KT P6SM VCSH OVC015 FM060000 17005KT P6SM SCT022 FM060600 VRB03KT P6SM BKN040

How far ahead does a TAF forecast?

A TAF covers a 24-hour period at most airports and 30 hours at larger ones, issued four times a day at 0000Z, 0600Z, 1200Z and 1800Z. It describes conditions within roughly 5 statute miles of the airport, not the surrounding area.

What do FM, BECMG and TEMPO mean?

FM (from) marks a rapid, permanent change at the stated time. BECMG (becoming) marks a gradual change over the stated window. TEMPO marks conditions expected for less than half the period, in spells of under an hour each. PROB30 and PROB40 give the probability of the conditions that follow.

More about KRUT

Forecasts from the US National Weather Service Aviation Weather Center. Times are UTC (Zulu). For planning and education only — always confirm with an official preflight briefing.

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