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Live at Rexburg–Madison County Airport (KRXE)

Is It Flyable Today?

CHECKING
Reading the sky over Rexburg…

Pulling the latest official weather observation.

Current Conditions

Straight from the KRXE automated weather station. Updates every 5 minutes.

Today, Hour by Hour

The current hour shows the live airfield observation. Later hours and days are a forecast (Open-Meteo) and can shift. Outlook tags check that forecast against the school limits for wind, storms, and density altitude only; ceilings and visibility need the live sensor, so the verdict up top always wins. In the week view, a time tag like “Mornings” means the forecast passes those checks only during those hours. Final go/no-go for any flight is a Bravo 6 CFI call.
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Weather data: NOAA Aviation Weather Center + Open-Meteo · Updates automatically every 5 minutes · Refresh now
Advisory only, not an official weather briefing. The verdict follows the school weather minimums in the Bravo 6 Standard Operating Procedures: dual flights need 3 mi visibility, a 1,500 ft ceiling, and winds of 25 knots or less; solo flights need 5 mi, 2,000 ft, and 15 knots. No thunderstorms, no icing, no density altitude of 7,800 ft or more. Final go/no-go decisions are always made by a Bravo 6 CFI.