KCPR · Casper-Natrona County International Airport — METAR & TAF

Current observation (METAR)

METAR KCPR 172153Z 30009G39KT 10SM -RA FEW040 FEW070 SCT110 28/05 A3018 RMK AO2 PK WND 25044/2140 WSHFT 2125 RAB42 SLP156 P0000 T02780050

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Observed: 17 Aug 21:53 UTC · 15:53 MDT local (3 h 41 min ago)
Wind: From 300° (WNW) at 9 kt, gusting 39 kt
Visibility: 10 statute miles or more
Weather: Light rain
Clouds: Few (1–2 oktas) at 4,000 ft
Few (1–2 oktas) at 7,000 ft
Scattered (3–4 oktas) at 11,000 ft
Temperature: 28°C (82°F)
Dewpoint: 5°C (41°F)
Rel. humidity: 23%
Pressure: A3018 (30.18 inHg) · QNH 1022 hPa

Remarks

AO2 Automated station with precipitation discriminator PK WND 25044/2140 Peak Wind: 250° at 44 kt at 2140Z WSHFT 2125 Wind Shift at 2125Z SLP156 Sea Level Pressure: 1015.6 hPa P0000 Hourly Precipitation: 0.0 inches T02780050 Precise Temp: 27.8 °C, Dewpoint: 5.0 °C

Visual summary

Wind

Clouds

Temp / dewpoint

Forecast (TAF)

TAF KCPR 172320Z 1800/1824 30010KT P6SM FEW100 SCT120 PROB30 1800/1805 VRB20G30KT -TSRA BKN070CB FM180500 03007KT P6SM SCT150 FM181000 23007KT P6SM SCT060 BKN100 PROB30 1816/1821 VRB20G35KT 6SM -SHRA BKN060 FM182100 28011KT P6SM SCT080 SCT150

Issued 172320Z · valid 1800 → 1824

Initial 1800 to 1824

From 300° (WNW) at 10 kt. Visibility 6 statute miles. Few (1–2 oktas) at 10,000 ft; Scattered (3–4 oktas) at 12,000 ft
PROB30 Probable 1800 to 1805

Variable at 20 kt, gusting 30 kt. Light thunderstorm with rain. Broken (5–7 oktas) at 7,000 ft (CB)
From From 180500Z

From 30° (NNE) at 7 kt. Visibility 6 statute miles. Scattered (3–4 oktas) at 15,000 ft
From From 181000Z

From 230° (SW) at 7 kt. Visibility 6 statute miles. Scattered (3–4 oktas) at 6,000 ft; Broken (5–7 oktas) at 10,000 ft
PROB30 Probable 1816 to 1821

Variable at 20 kt, gusting 35 kt. Visibility 6 statute miles. Light showers of rain. Broken (5–7 oktas) at 6,000 ft
From From 182100Z

From 280° (W) at 11 kt. Visibility 6 statute miles. Scattered (3–4 oktas) at 8,000 ft; Scattered (3–4 oktas) at 15,000 ft