Hail International Airport HAS / OEHL

Hail, SA · elevation 3,331 ft (1,015 m) · Wikipedia

VFR · observed 15.09 23:00 UTC

Current weather (METAR)

Wind
160°, 2 kt (1 m/s)
Visibility
10 km or more
Clouds
CAVOK — no significant cloud
Temperature
25 °C, dew point -5 °C
QNH
1017 hPa (30.03 inHg)
Flight category
VFR — visual conditions
raw reportMETAR OEHL 152300Z 16002KT CAVOK 25/M05 Q1017 NOSIG

Runways

  • 18/36 3,720 m × 45 m ASP

Aircraft within 100 nm

refreshes every 15 seconds

TAF forecast

valid 16.09 00:00 — 17.09 06:00 UTC, issued 15.09 23:00 UTC

Period (UTC)TypeWindVisibilityWeatherClouds
16.09 00:00 – 16.09 08:00 FM var. 3 kt 10 km+ NSW no clouds
16.09 08:00 – 16.09 18:00 BECMG 130° 10 kt 10 km+ NSW few clouds 4,000 ft
16.09 18:00 – 17.09 06:00 BECMG 220° 6 kt 10 km+ NSW few clouds 4,000 ft
raw reportTAF OEHL 152300Z 1600/1706 VRB03KT CAVOK BECMG 1608/1610 13010KT 9999 FEW040 BECMG 1618/1620 22006KT

NOTAMs

notices to air missions: closed runways, unserviceable equipment, airspace restrictions

Arrivals, last 3 days

No recorded flights yet: the log accumulates from the moment the tracker started.

Departures, last 3 days

No recorded flights yet: the log accumulates from the moment the tracker started.

METAR is the actual weather at the aerodrome, usually updated every 30 minutes. TAF is a 24–30 hour forecast issued by meteorological services for larger airports. The VFR/MVFR/IFR/LIFR categories show how far visibility and cloud base allow visual flying. Aircraft nearby are the same live ADS-B positions as on the main map; arrivals and departures are collected from callsigns with a known route.

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