WeatherIQ®
Weather forecasting built around your operation.
Go beyond conventional airport forecasts. WeatherIQ® evaluates forecast weather against instrument approach minimums, runway conditions, and selected aircraft limitations — and says how much to trust the number.
KPAE · the full airport view
HISTORICAL FORECAST EXAMPLE · 01:35Zthe same components Airport Finder, Trip Planner, Airport Briefing and Guardian open — precomputed, not liveWeather forecasting
Official TAFs and model guidance for the arrival hour, not just current conditions.
Example: ceiling 500 ft · 3 SM at 17:00Z
Historical analysis
How similar days actually played out at each airport — delay programs, holding, configuration.
Example: GDP on 5 of the last 12 similar Tuesdays
Probabilistic forecasts
Ceiling and visibility ladders combined into one chance that an approach is above its minimums.
Example: 97% · visibility controlling
Forecast confidence
A categorical statement of how stable the prediction is: horizon, data freshness, source agreement.
High · Moderate · Low — never a false precision percentage
Operational risk
Runway favour, crosswind exceedance, tailwind components and hazards tied to the field they affect.
Example: crosswind > 15 kt · 6% at ETA
Delay intelligence
Per-stage chance and size of delay, from the drive to the arrival queue, rolled into P50 and P90 plans.
Example: +10 min expected · +45 min at P90
What WeatherIQ® does not claim
Forecasts are advisory and carry stated uncertainty. WeatherIQ® does not replace official weather briefings, approach plates or NOTAMs, and it does not guarantee any outcome. Confidence levels are categorical (High, Moderate, Low) rather than calibrated accuracy percentages.