March 18, 200323 yr Does anyone know where I can get data about which stations are being used to update winds aloft in Europe? At EGLL it tells me I'm using WMO ID: 03882 but of course this means absolutely nothing to me.... :)Any suggestions?Thanks,Tom
March 18, 200323 yr Tom,Try: http://www.meteonet.nl/diversen/stationslijsten/or: http://cyclone.plymouth.edu/id_list.phpOr in your ActiveSky folder there is a text file called wmo.txt. Open the file with Wordpad or Notepad and do a search for the code number. Keep in mind that all WMO stations do not have an ICAO code associated with them.Hope this helps,JimActiveSky Support
April 3, 200323 yr Thanks guys. It's been ages since you replied, but I've been away. I really appreciate your help!Don't suppose there's anywhere with a graphical / map based representation is there?Tom
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