How to use TEXT WEATHER
You can access a variety of text weather using
the command line.  

Three different requests can be included 
in the same printout by entering each command
in one of the three text lines. Entries are not
case sensitive.  

City codes may be 3- or 4-letter.

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Weather By Route
Standard FedEx weather
 
WBR MEM JFK / EWR / LGA
 ^   ^   ^     ^     ^
(a)  b) (c)   (d)   (e)

(a) Weather By Route code
(b) Origin Station
(c) Destination Station(s) (min=1 max=4)
(d) Alternate(s) (min=1 max=5)
(e) Equal Time Point(s) (min=0 max=5)

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Station Weather / NOTAMS

CODE ORD STL EGSS / 5 
  ^   ^   ^    ^    ^
 (a)	b) (b)  (b)  (c)
 
(a) Function Code (see below)
(b) Station code(s) (min=1 no max)
(c) Number of hours back (optional, default=3)

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Winds Aloft

WINDS MEM GCK ELY 
  ^   ^   ^   ^
 (a) (b) (b) (b)
 
(a) Winds Aloft code (see below, no max)
(b) Winds Aloft station code (see map link)

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CODE  OUTPUT
XF     METARs, forecasts (FedEx if avail)
SA     METARs only 
METAR  METARs only
WX     METARs, forecasts, D NOTAM's
WXS    METARs, forecasts, D & Jeppesen NOTAMS
FOR    FedEx forecasts
FT     FAA terminal forecasts
NO     D NOTAMs only
NS     D & Jeppesen NOTAMs
WINDS  Winds Aloft (3,000 to 39,000 ft no wrap around)
FD     Winds Aloft (3,000 to 53,000 ft, 45,000 & 53,000 wrap)