Observed arrival · 2026-10-16
Neil Weather’s skydiving forecast board
A U.S. dropzone weather dashboard with hourly jump-weather estimates, winds aloft, observations, radar, and a seven-day forecast.
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- Skydivers comparing weather at U.S. dropzones
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- The stated wind estimate draws on 82 GFS and ECMWF ensemble runs; the site says its overall estimate is not calibrated.
Field notes
The site distinguishes observations—such as METARs, radar, and balloon soundings—from model output on its forecast timeline. It identifies NOAA NBM for surface conditions, HRRR for roughly the first 48 hours of winds aloft before GFS, and NAM and ECMWF as second opinions. The page also says cloud layers are rough estimates and that weather alone cannot account for aircraft, staff, or dropzone schedules.
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