General conditions for our flying will be:

• No Precipitation
• Winds at or under 15 mph
• Clouds at least 1000 feet above the ground

Other factors, even if the general conditions are met:

• We will not fly if there are storms in the area and thunderstorms must be at least 25 miles away and be moving away from our area.
• Excessive heat and humidity can lead to poor aircraft performance, may be flyable but with reduced passenger loads.
• No flying too early in the AM. Normally after 9 AM, and wrapping up by 9 PM as a general guideline.
• Seaplanes generally do not fly at night and we will need time to return to base after the last flight of the evening.

Here is a link that aviators use: http://adds.aviationweather.noaa.gov/
It is Very Technical!  For a weather forecast that we can all understand, just click on a city in the left hand column. Those are the locations where we fly.
Or use the box below to see a detailed forecast from just about anywhere.