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MSFS How do you find general wind directions to calculate a Runway angle?

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How do you find general wind directions to calculate a Runway angle? Is there a weather webpage that shows general area wind directions most of the time for a particular land area?

Many thanks in advance.


Bill
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Quite a strange question, do you plan to build your own real airport in the middle of nowhere? 🙂

In case
A scientific approach may involve searching for some nearby weather station, they usually have historical data including wind directions
 
Hey Mamu,

I figured I might as well make an airfield that has the right angle for winds. I do this with planes that are custom designs, trying to figure in as much realism as possible. I thought I would do that with airfields that are fictional. Who knows, it might be made one day from that sim sample.

Great videos! I hope you are doing well in your work.

Bill
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