U.S. Business Aviation Weather Forecast

The Stratos Jet Charters Business Aviation Weather Program is a free online service that provides air charter consumers with important weather information regarding charter flights. This program offers free, daily weather report information to air charter buyers and personalized weather briefings to Stratos Jets clients. The mission of this program is to increase air charter safety by informing jet charter users of any inclement weather conditions in advance of their charter flight.

Our daily weather reports include important information about severe aviation weather conditions such as icing, heavy precipitation and turbulence that could affect charter flights in the United States.

By analyzing aviation weather data obtained through the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and the Weather Channel, Stratos Jets agents are able to provide user-friendly weather information to air charter buyers and clients. Our weather reports are written by a certified private pilot - not a meteorologist - to provide passengers with a first-hand account of weather conditions that could impact their flight.

A cold front in the Midwest will spread showers and thunderstorms across most of the region today. The strongest storms are expected to develop from Illinois to Oklahoma. A few of these storms could produce some gusty winds, large hail and a tornado that could delay jet charter flights out of the region. Meanwhile, most of the Northeast will remain dry today, as the region prepares for Hurricane Earl. A few thunderstorms could develop in western New York and northern New England this afternoon. In the South, showers and thunderstorms from Hurricane Earl will start to develop along the coast of North Carolina and southeast Virginia today. These storms will most likely contain strong wind gusts which could delay jet charter flights out of these areas. Isolated thunderstorms are also on the forecast for Texas, but the rest of the region remains warm and dry. In the West, mostly dry weather is expected today with only a few afternoon thunderstorms expected in New Mexico.