Tulsa RTIC Public Safety

Tulsa Public Safety Drone Weather Dashboard

Citywide drone weather awareness using KTUL and KRVS aviation observations

Tulsa Readiness

Checking latest airport observations.

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Stations Monitored

KTUL / KRVS

Tulsa International and Tulsa Riverside

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Tulsa Temp Range

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Based on KTUL and KRVS

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Tulsa Wind Avg

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Average from both stations

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Tulsa Drone Weather Parameters

0-24 Low Risk

25-49 Moderate

50-74 High

75-100 Extreme

Additional Tulsa Information

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Airport observations are reference points only. Always evaluate the actual launch area, obstacles, airspace, TFRs, NOTAMs, local ordinances, and agency policy.

Official briefing: 1-800-WX-BRIEF

METAR Detail

KTUL / KRVS

Tulsa Public Safety Aviation Forecast

TAF / X10 Profile

Forecast guidance is pulled from KTUL and KRVS TAF data when available. This is intended for planning only. Current METAR/SPECI observations remain the primary launch reference.

KTUL Forecast

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KRVS Forecast

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Skydio X10 Public Safety Profile: This dashboard uses X10-focused thresholds. Gusts near the manufacturer limit are treated as a high-risk public safety override zone, not an automatic routine-flight approval. Final decisions remain with the remote pilot in command, agency policy, and supervisor authorization when applicable.

Tulsa Fire Drone Forecast

Fireground UAS

Fire forecast values are derived from live KTUL/KRVS observations and are intended to help firefighters operating drones think about smoke movement, visibility, heat, wind shifts, and flight safety around active incidents.

Smoke Drift

Based on wind direction and speed

Fireground Wind

Sustained wind and gust concern

Visibility

Aviation visibility reference

Thermal / Heat Note

Temperature and fire-scene caution

Fire UAS Reminder: METAR and TAF data do not show localized smoke columns, radiant heat, hose streams, embers, structure collapse zones, or aerial hazards over an incident. Confirm fireground conditions with command, the safety officer, and the remote pilot in command before flight.

Tulsa Weather Map

Windy / METAR Banner

Interactive Windy map centered on Tulsa for wind, rain, clouds, storms, pressure, and other weather layers. The scrolling banner shows the newest KTUL and KRVS METAR/SPECI observations.

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Layer Controls

Use the Windy menu to switch between wind, rain, thunder, clouds, temperature, pressure, and other available layers.

Public Safety Planning

Use this as a planning reference for wind direction, incoming rain, storm trends, and fireground smoke movement awareness.

Primary Flight Reference

Current METAR/SPECI observations and launch-site conditions remain the primary flight reference.

This map is intended for planning support only and does not replace official briefings, warnings, TFR checks, launch-site observations, or PIC judgment.

Resources

Public Safety UAS Reference

Before Launch

Check weather, battery, props, firmware, airspace, TFRs, NOTAMs, local policy, incident objective, and command approval when required.

Skydio X10 Weather Profile

Reference limits: max gust handling around 28.6 mph / 25 kt, operating temperature range -4°F to 113°F, and IP55 protection. Heavy precipitation, icing, and poor visibility remain serious concerns.

Fireground Drone Notes

Watch smoke drift, rapidly changing winds, overhead wires, aerial apparatus, water streams, radiant heat, and collapse zones. Coordinate with fire command and the safety officer.

This dashboard supports public safety UAS decision-making only. It does not replace the Skydio operator manual, FAA requirements, local policy, command direction, or the remote pilot in command.

Settings

Local Display

Theme

Switch between Police blue and Fire red themes.

Refresh Rate

Current refresh rate: 5 minutes.

Risk Model

Skydio X10-focused wind, gust, visibility, ceiling, precipitation, and temperature scoring for public safety UAS operations.