TE61 TAF
Terminal aerodrome forecast for Emergency Air Lift Pad Heliport (TE61), Big Spring, TX. This field does not issue a terminal forecast.
All of Emergency Air Lift Pad Heliport — runways, frequencies, charts and live weatherNo TE61 TAF
Only a minority of US airports issue a terminal aerodrome forecast, and Emergency Air Lift Pad Heliport is not one of them. The nearest forecasting stations are:
| Station | Airport | Distance |
|---|---|---|
| KMAF TAF | Midland International Air and Space Port | 40 NM on the 244° radial |
| KSJT TAF | San Angelo Regional Mathis Field | 73 NM on the 136° radial |
| KDYS TAF | Dyess Air Force Base | 84 NM on the 082° radial |
A TAF from a field this far away describes its own airport, not TE61. Read it as the regional trend and confirm with the nearest observation.
Frequently asked
What is the current TAF for TE61?
Emergency Air Lift Pad Heliport does not issue a terminal aerodrome forecast.
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 TE61
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.