AWC

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AWC is the U.S. Aviation Weather Center, a National Weather Service unit that provides critical weather forecasts and warnings for aviation safety.

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AWC canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Aviation weather center ⓘ
National Weather Service center ⓘ
United States government agency ⓘ
abbreviation AWC ⓘ
collaboratesWith Federal Aviation Administration ⓘ
International Civil Aviation Organization ⓘ
Other National Weather Service centers ⓘ
communicationChannel Data services for aviation users ⓘ
Web-based aviation weather portal ⓘ
country United States ⓘ
customer Air traffic controllers ⓘ
Airlines ⓘ
General aviation users ⓘ
International aviation community ⓘ
Pilots ⓘ
dataSource Numerical weather prediction models ⓘ
Radar observations ⓘ
Satellite observations ⓘ
Surface and upper-air observations ⓘ
focus Hazardous weather for aviation ⓘ
Operational aviation meteorology ⓘ
fullName Aviation Weather Center ⓘ
goal Support safe and efficient flight operations ⓘ
industry Meteorology ⓘ
jurisdiction Federal government of the United States ⓘ
language English ⓘ
mission Enhance aviation safety and efficiency through timely and accurate weather information ⓘ
operatesWebsite aviationweather.gov ⓘ
parentOrganization National Centers for Environmental Prediction ⓘ
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration ⓘ
National Weather Service ⓘ
U.S. Department of Commerce ⓘ
primaryRole Provide aviation weather forecasts and warnings ⓘ
provides Area Forecasts for aviation ⓘ
Aviation weather warnings ⓘ
Ceiling and visibility guidance ⓘ
Graphical aviation weather products ⓘ
Icing forecasts ⓘ
International SIGMET coordination ⓘ
Significant Meteorological Information advisories ⓘ
Thunderstorm forecasts ⓘ
Turbulence forecasts ⓘ
purpose Provide critical weather information for aviation safety ⓘ
sector Aviation ⓘ
serviceArea Domestic United States airspace ⓘ
International airspace used by U.S. aviation ⓘ

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