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Microlight Weather Links ALL types of flying are subject to weather. For microlights, we can only fly in Visual Flight Rules conditions. Legally, we must be in sight of the ground (so no flying in cloud), we can only fly in official daylight (half an hour before sunrise until half an hour after sunset) and we must have at least three miles in-flight visibility. As a result, we keep a pretty good eye on the forecasts! Our operations manual for the Pegasus Quantum also gives 10mph cross-wind and 15mph into wind limits. Although we have flown in much more, we keep to these limits for your safety. Met Office UK weather and a direct link to their West of Scotland forecast page Met Office Aviation METARs, TAFs, spot wind charts etc. You have to register, with pilot's licence number BBC Scotland Weather page - OK for general picture BBC Weather radar page - See that rain coming XC Weather - Great animated weather reports and decoded METARs. Their WAP service is great for weather on cross-countries. Aviation Weather Europe. I like the US charts with rain and cloud graphics. Flying High Weather  - Good UK-based forecasting service for pilots Aviation Information and Weather Often has TAFs etc when Met Office site down - and no registering! Landings.com - Claims to have "every weather link known" Sun and moon data So we know when it is legally "night"