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An AIRMET (AIRman’s METeorological Information) is an advisory issued by the National Weather Service’s Aviation Weather Center (AWC) of meteorological conditions, other than convective activity, that maybe hazardous to single engine, light aircraft, and Visual Flight Rule (VFR) pilots. AIRMET advisories generally cover widespread areas.
