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Weather Impact Playbook CWSUZFW

National Weather ServiceCWSU Fort Worth, Texas

Year 2009Overview

Weather Impact Playbook (WIP)

A. Facility and NWS Management Contact Information

1. Air Route Traffic Control Center (ARTCC)

______ZFW____________________

i. Air Traffic Manager______________________Pat

Smith_________________

Contact Information ______________________817.858.7500______________

ii. Assistant Air Traffic Manager ______________Jeff Stewart______________

iii. Contact Information

______________________817.858.7501______________

iv. Air Traffic Executive Secretary _____________Barbara

Moon_____________


v. Airway Facilities

________________________Ed

Patterson_______________

Contact Information __

_____817.858.7400_

______

vi. Quality Assurance _______________________Debbie Walker____________


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vii. Training Officer _________________________Thomas

Rey_______________

Contact Information _______________________817.858.7385_____________

viii. Logistics Officer

_________________________Glenda_Jackson___________


ix. Flight Data ______________________________Kirk

Deweese____________


2. Supporting Warning Forecast Office (WFO)

_______FWD___________________

i. WFO Meteorologist in Charge (MIC) __________Bill

Bunting_____________

Contact Information ________________________817.831.1157____________

ii. WFO Science Operations Officer (SOO) ________Greg

Patrick____________

Contact Information _________________________817.831.1157___________

iii. Regional Aviation Meteorologist (RAM) _______Paul Witsaman_________

Contact Information ________________________817.978.1111x116_______

iv. CWSU Meteorologist in Charge (MIC) _________Tom

Amis______________

Contact Information ___________________817.858.7523/7538 817.741.0258


v. WFO Administrative Services Assistant (ASA) ___Millie

Guttierez_________

Contact Information _________________________817.831.1157___________

vi. Electronics Systems Analyst (ESA) _____________Martin

Garcia__________

Contact Information __________________________817.831.1157__________

vii. Aviation Focal Point (AFP) _____ Dan Shoemaker

_______

Contact Information __________________________817.831.1595 _______

3. Supporting WFOs writing TAFs within the airspace (e.g., BOU)

i. _FTW, LBB, MAF OKC, SHV, SJT, TUL, __________________________

a. TAF Identifiers ABI, ACT, AFW, CDS, DAL, DFW, ELD, FTW, GGG,

HBR, HOB, INK, LBB, MAF, MLC, MLU, OKC, SHV, SJT SPS, TXK,__

TYR

b. Contact Information FTW 817 831-

1595____________________

c. LBB 806 745-3980__________________________________________

d. MAF 432-563

6217__________________________________________

e. OKC 405 366-6584__________________________________________

f. SHV 318 636-7345__________________________________________

g. SJT 325 949

0715__________________________________________


h. TUL 918 832-

4116__________________________________________

4. Traffic Management Unit (TMU)

SYSTEM OPERATIONS

AJR-173 TMO RICK KERVIN817 858-

7520

AJR-1732 STMC DANNY VINCENT817 858-

7630

AJR-1733 STMC MARY HOKIT817 858-

7521

AJR-1734 STMC JULIE WILLIAMS817 858-

7746

AJR-1735 VACANT817 858-

7522

MOS MOS OFFICE817 858-

7731

E-2 MOS POSITION817 858-

7504

CWSU Manager TOM AMIS Office817 858-

7523

TMU817 858-

7537

CWSU NWS UNIT Operations817 858-

7538

5. Air Route Traffic Control Centers



B. ARTCC Facility Structure

1. TMU Positions: ESP and DFW

Weather Impacts: TS VC UKW/BYP/JEN/CQY and the 12 departure routes out

of DFW. See STAR and SIDS graphic maps.

OPERATIONS SUPERVISORS

AREAEXT OFFICE RM EXT

FRISCO817 858-7551 1001D 817 858-7569

CEDAR CREEK

817 858-7526 2010 817 858-7561

GLEN ROSE817 858-7527 2011 817 858-7516

BONHAM817 858-7528 1001A 817 858-7548

BOWIE817 858-7529 1001B 817 858-7549

POSSUM817 858-7525 1001C 817 858-7576

QUITMAN817 858-7515 2008

817 858-7729 / 7547

i.

2. TRACONs and Phone #s within ARTCC __ABI 325 675-

8202_______________

i. ___ACT 254 759-

3020____________________________________________

ii. ___DFW 972 615-

2650____________________________________________

iii. ___GGG 903 643-

4020_____________________________________________


Add airspace diagram/s depicting areas and sectors.

iv. ___FSI 580-442-

2004______________________________________________

v. ___LBB 806 766-

6503_____________________________________________

vi. ___LTS 580 481-

6905_____________________________________________

vii. ___MAF 432 488-

2005____________________________________________

viii. ___MLU 318 327-

5627____________________________________________

ix. ___OKC 405-686-

4717____________________________________________

x. ___SHV 318 747-

8519_____________________________________________

xi. ___SPS 817 676-

8354_____________________________________________

3. FAA Towers and Phone #s within ARTCC ___ABI 325 675-8200___________

i. ___ACT 254 759-3015___________________________________________

ii. ___ADM 580 389-

5439____________________________________________

iii. ___ADS 972 239-

3725____________________________________________


iv. ___AFW 817 491-

6100____________________________________________

v. ___CNW 254 869-

3878____________________________________________

vi. ___DAL 214 353-

1500_____________________________________________

vii. ___ DFW 972 615-

2500____________________________________________

viii. ___DTO 940 566-

2900_____________________________________________

ix. ___FTW 817 740-

3300_____________________________________________

x. ___GGG 903 643-

4015_____________________________________________

xi. ___GPM 972 647-

1777____________________________________________

xii. ___HOB 505 393-

6143_____________________________________________

xiii. ___LAW 580 357-

1629____________________________________________

xiv. ___LBB 806 766-

6503_____________________________________________


xv. ___MAF 432 488-

2000____________________________________________

xvi. ___MLU 318 327-

5600____________________________________________

xvii. ___OKC 405-686-

4700____________________________________________

xviii. ___PWA 405 798-

2040____________________________________________

xix. ___RBD 214 339-

9391_____________________________________________

xx. ___SHV 318 747-

8500_____________________________________________

xxi. ___SJT 325 944-

1538______________________________________________

xxii. ___TKI 972 562-

7952______________________________________________

xxiii. ___TXK 870 773-

7901_____________________________________________

xxiv. ___TYR 903 597-

8051_____________________________________________

C. Hub/Pacing Airports

1. DFW



i. Time of Daily Pushes

a. Morning ___0700-1100_(local time)______________________________


b. Afternoon 1600-

1800_________________________________________

c. Evening __1800-2000__________________________________________

d. Other

_______________________________________________________

ii. Runways __17L/R/C; 35L/R/C; 18L/R; 36L/R 13L/R;

31L/R______________

DFW WX DELAYS/ACFT for Runways.

IMPORTANT NUMBERS FOR DFW (Timing of onset/ending very important)

CIGS VSBY ARRIVALS/HR IMPACT>4000 >6 120+ No ARTCC problems1000-4000 3-6 112-114 limited or no visual approaches200-900 1/2-3 96 in-trail spacing needed<200 <1/4 78-84 significant delaysTSRA 0+ variable delaysFZRA/FZDZ major delays for de-icingCrosswind 20-24kt 96 in-trail spacing neededCrosswind >25kts variable delaysWindshifts--up to 30 minutes of ground/airborne delays to switch rwys.

iii. Climatology ___Prevailing south wind. Cold fronts approach/move

through__ the area during the fall, winter and spring months with widespread

thunderstorm activity. Strong south winds develop with stratus clouds/rain both

before front_ and sometimes after passage. The summer is usually dry, but

scattered_ ______ thunderstorms develop along the weak cold

fronts.________________________

iv. The following url can be used for further information on DFW/DAL

climatology: http://www.srh.noaa.gov/abq/avclimate/


http://www.srh.noaa.gov/abq/avclimate/

v. Arrival Fixes/Gates NW arrivals UKW (55NW DFW); NE arrivals

BYP___ (55NE DFW); SE arrivals CQY (55SE DFW); SW arrivals JEN

(55SW DFW)_

vi. Departures Four routes north, east, south and west.__________________


vii. Departure Fix/Gate Significant Weather

a. TS and SHRA with Echo tops 150_and above______________________

b. Weather

___________________________________________________

c. Other ___Turbulence_________________________________________

D. FAA Playbook Operations and CCFP

1. Support to Strategic Plan of Operations Telcon

i. Participants _ATCSCC, FAA TMU (ARTCC and TRACON); airline

dispatchers _

ii. Telcon Schedule _0815, 1015,1215,1415,1615,1815,2015,2215 local time

iii. Weather Requirements Significant or large area(s) of thunderstorms

which require rerouting of aircraft from preferred jet routes to select routes


which will impact operations at Fort Worth ARTCC

______________________________

2. Weather Impacts to Internal Airports

i. ___not applicable_____________________

ii. ___not applicable________________________________

3. Weather Impacts to Outer-Tier Airports

i. ____

Groundstops_________________________________________________

ii. ____Ground delays_________________________________________

4. Jet route Closures

i. Thundersrtorms on or near jet routes.

5. East to West Transcon Routes


Note:http://www.fly.faa.gov/PLAYBOOK/pbindex.html.

Playbooks are too numerous to list, use above url for further information.

PHX ROUTES SUNSS(STAR) SSO via EWM BUNTR(STAR) ZUN via PNH/TXO

http://www.fly.faa.gov/PLAYBOOK/pbindex.html

http://www.fly.faa.gov/PLAYBOOK/pbindex.html

6. West to East Transcon Routes


PHX ROUTES SUNSS(STAR) SSO via EWM BUNTR(STAR) ZUN via PNH/TXO

MEM ROUTES GQE(STAR) LIT UJM(STAR) ELD


BOXHAULER ROUTES MEM/SDF/CVG (FDX,UPS,ETC)

ATL ROUTES MEM.RMG(STAR) (OKC) MEI.LGC(STAR) (DFWT, SHV, MLU)

7. Regional Routes


ATL ROUTES MEM.RMG(STAR) (OKC) MEI.LGC(STAR) (DFWT, SHV, MLU)

SAT ROUTES CSI(STAR) JCT/CSI STV(STAR) ABI/LLO/STV MARCS(STAR) ACT/LFK


AUS ROUTES KALLA(STAR) LLO BLEWE(STAR) ACT

IAHT DEPTS J29/101 ZFW86/ZFW28


LLO/CLL MQP/J87 J180.SWB IAH ARRIVALS 1) LLO..CLL.HOAGI(STAR) (LBB/MAF) 2) MQP/J87.HOAGI(STAR) (DFWT) 3) J180.SWB.DAS(STAR)

JCT RIKKS J29/101 IAH DEPARTURES 1) JCT (ZFW61, ZFW82) 2) RIKKS (ZFW89, ZFW46, ZFW48, ZFW47) 3) J29/101 (ZFW86, ZFW28)

E. Special ARTCC Requirements

1. Quality Control Office Weather Support Requirements for

i. Operational Errors

a. ___Closest MTR to occurrence___________________________________

b. ____Radar

Mosaic______________________________________________

c.____Satellite image_____________________________________________

ii. Aircraft Accidents (fatal and non-fatal)

a. ___Notify appropriate NWS WFO_________________________________

Regional Operations Center (ROC) 817-978-1100 Ext. 147b. ROC Duty Officer Cellular

#817-966-4172

c. ___Ensure that all forecast information to reconstruct the day’s events are

collected and safeguarded__________________________________________

d. ___All actions have been logged onto FAA

7230.4____________________

e. ___Allow ZFW personnel to have uncertified copies. Other requests are__

referred to MIC._________________________________________________

f. ___Notify MIC and NWS SRH if conditions meet SDM requirements.____

2. Routine Briefings to ARTCC and other FAA Facilities

i. ARTCC Verbal Briefings

a. Standup/Management Briefing Times

1) ___0700 (local time)_________________________________________


2) ___1500___________________________________________________

ii. Locally Required Briefing Content

1) ___Surface map with analysis and features________________________

2) ___Ceilings and visibilities with conditions below 5000 ft and 5SM____

3) ___Freezing levels and icing forecasts___________________________

4) ___Jetstream locations and turbulence ___________________________

5) ___DFW forecast____________________________________________

6) ___Corner Post Forecast______________________________________

7) ___CCFP__________________________________________________

8) ___Radar and Satellite Graphics________________________________

iii. Other Routine Briefings Dynamic briefings throughout the shift with regards

to convective, icing turbulence, ceiling /visibility DFW wind direction and speed

or crosswinds.

2. Special Event Briefings

i. Event/Facility Briefed _NASCAR, SKI Country, Bowl Games, NBA, NFL

and MLB playoffs.

ii. Event/Facility Briefed __ZFW and DFW TRACON

a. Standard Briefing Package

3. Automated Flight Service Station (AFSS) Support

i. ___weather coordination_(non routine

basis)____________________________

ii.

________________________________________________________________


4. Outreach Programs

i. ___TRACON

OPS________________________________________________

5. Center-Unique Support to FAA and NWS Components

i. _PACE_SWA and

AAL____________________________________________


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