SPYL/TYL METAR & TAF Captain Victor Montes Arias International Airport

Talara, Piura RegionElevation 282 ftMedium airport

CURRENT STATUS

MVFR47 min old

Ceiling 1,000 ft, visibility 4.97 SM.

FLIGHT CATEGORY

MVFR

ceiling & visibility

WIND

180@10

steady

VISIBILITY

4.97 SM

8 km

CEILING

1,000 ft

lowest BKN/OVC

DENSITY ALT

1,458 ft

+1,176 ft vs field

CURRENT METAR

Decoded observation

Observed 0200Z (9:00 PM local) · 47 min old

SPYL is currently MVFR. Winds are from the south at 10 knots. Visibility is 4.97 statute miles. The ceiling is 1,000 feet AGL. Reported weather: drizzle. The main issue is ceiling 1000 ft agl (mvfr).

WIND

180° at 10 kt

Steady.

VISIBILITY

4.97 statute miles

8 km, reduced (MVFR).

CEILING & SKY

Ceiling 1,000 ft

Lowest broken or overcast layer.

TEMP / DEWPOINT

24°C / 23°C

75°F / 73°F. 1°C spread.

ALTIMETER

29.88 inHg

1011.9 hPa, near standard.

WEATHER & HAZARDS

LOW CIG, LOW VIS

Ceiling 1000 ft AGL (MVFR).

Codes in this report: OVC RMK

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REMARKS: DECODED

PP005

precipitation 0.5 mm since the last report

TERMINAL AERODROME FORECAST

TAF timeline

Issued 0209Z (9:09 PM local) · valid to 0000Z (7:00 PM local)

SPYL forecast starts IFR at 02Z. Worst period is 02Z to 03Z with IFR possible (LOW CIG). Best period is 21Z to 00Z (MVFR). Overall the forecast improves over the period.

Maximum temperature 28°C expected at 1900Z on day 26.
Minimum temperature 23°C expected at 1100Z on day 26.

OVC009900 ft · 5 SM

MVFR

0200Z9:00 PM0624Z1:24 AM1048Z5:48 AM1512Z10:12 AM1936Z2:36 PM0000Z7:00 PM

Codes in this report: OVC BECMG NSW TEMPO SCT

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SUGGESTED RISK · TRAINING USE

Suggested risk level: Moderate

›Conditions are MVFR.

›Forecast: ceiling 900 ft AGL.

A suggested risk level for training and situational awareness only, not a go/no-go authority. Verify with official sources and apply your personal minimums.

FORECAST & PILOT NOTES · SUPPLEMENTAL

Pilot weather notes

Current aviation conditions show flight category MVFR, wind from 180° at 10 kt, visibility 4.97 SM, ceiling 1,000 ft. No extended National Weather Service forecast is available for this location. Key risks: no significant hazards are highlighted right now, but always confirm against an official briefing.

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RUNWAYS & WIND

1 runway · crosswind ranking

ON-FIELD METAR

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Calm

5 kt

10 kt

15 kt

20 kt

25 kt

30 kt

35 kt

40 kt

45 kt

50 kt

65 kt

75 kt

100 kt

105 kt

Half feather = 5 kt, full = 10 kt, filled pennant = 50 kt; add them up. The staff points the direction the wind blows from.

WIND USED

180° at 10 kt

Components computed from the current on-field METAR wind.

RECOMMENDED

RWY 1710 kt headwind · 2 kt crosswind

RUNWAYS BY WIND · best end

HEAD

10 kt

CROSS

2 kt R

BEST

HEAD

10 kt tail

CROSS

2 kt L

Components are estimates from the current METAR wind and runway heading. Verify with the Chart Supplement and NOTAMs.

RUNWAYS

Runway detail

17/35

Dimensions

8,038 x 148 ft

Surface

ASP

Lighting

Lighted

FIELD CONDITIONS

Performance & density altitude

Density altitude

1,458 ft

Pressure altitude

322 ft

Field elevation

282 ft MSL

Temperature

24°C (75°F)

Dewpoint

23°C (73°F)

Altimeter

29.88 inHg

Density altitude estimates how the aircraft performs versus standard atmosphere. Higher density altitude reduces climb performance and increases takeoff distance.

DAYLIGHT & NIGHT

Sun & logging windows

Sunset

2316Z 6:16 PM

Sunrise

1101Z 6:01 AM

Loggable night

2337Z (6:37 PM local) → 1040Z (5:40 AM local)

end of evening to start of morning civil twilight

Position lights required

2316Z (6:16 PM local) → 1101Z (6:01 AM local)

sunset to sunrise (91.209)

Night passenger currency

0016Z (7:16 PM local) → 1001Z (5:01 AM local)

1 hr after sunset to 1 hr before sunrise (61.57(b))

FAA definitions, shown in Zulu with airport-local time. Verify for your operation.

AIRPORT INFORMATION

Facility & services

Captain Victor Montes Arias International Airport is in Talara, Piura Region. Field elevation 282 ft MSL. Airport facts are drawn from OurAirports and the FAA NASR dataset.

OPERATIONS & CONTACT

UseScheduled service

TypeMedium airport

Airline serviceYes

CHARTS & AIRSPACE

ICAO / IATASPYL / TYL

RegionPiura Region

CountryPeru

Coordinates-4.5766, -81.2541

SERVICES & LIGHTING

Control towerNon-towered

FREQUENCIES

Communications

119.5

TALARA RDO

RDO

Not all tower/ground/approach frequencies are in our datasets. Verify with the FAA Chart Supplement.

AIRCRAFT ACTIVITY

Traffic patterns

Aircraft activity data is not available for this airport yet.

NEARBY AIRPORTS

Weather reference stations

Current flight category at nearby reporting stations.

SPUR PAF Captain Guillermo Concha Iberico International Airport

54 NM SE

VFR

SPME Captain Pedro Canga Rodríguez International Airport

81 NM NE

VFR

SERO Santa Rosa - Artillery Colonel Victor Larrea International Airport

102 NM NE

VFR

OFFICIAL LINKS & SOURCES

↗Official METAR on AviationWeather.gov

↗Wikipedia

↗SPYL on OurAirports

FREQUENTLY ASKED

Does SPYL have a METAR?

Yes. SPYL has a current METAR observation, decoded into plain English on this page.

Does SPYL have a TAF?

Yes, a TAF is issued for SPYL; the decoded forecast timeline is shown above.

What is the field elevation at SPYL?

SPYL sits at 282 ft MSL, which factors into the density-altitude estimate on this page.

Is this an official preflight weather briefing for SPYL?

No. wxdecoder.com is for education and situational awareness only. It is not an official weather briefing or a substitute for official sources, NOTAM review, and pilot judgment.

This app is for aviation weather education, training, and situational awareness only. It is not a substitute for an official weather briefing, approved flight-planning software, flight service, dispatch procedures, current FAA regulations, or pilot judgment. Always verify weather with official sources before flight.