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GetMet - Weather and climate change - Met Office

report with no human intervention METAR – aviation routine report, SPECI – selected special (not from UK civil aerodromes) Station four-letter indicator AUTO METARS may only be disseminated when an aerodrome is closed or at H24 aerodromes, where the accredited met. observer is on a CAA approved overnight duty break. Users are

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