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SBN — ATC View
What air traffic control sees at South Bend, decoded in plain English
FAA Status
✅
No delays reported right now.
Weather (METAR)
Delay risk from weather: LOW
Wind
SE 9 mph
Visibility
10+ miles (very low)
Ceiling
No ceiling (clear or few clouds)
Flight Category
VFR
Clear skies — Visual Flight Rules
Temperature
65°F / 18.3°C
Altimeter
1025.5 inHg
Show raw METAR
METAR KSBN 271754Z 13008KT 10SM CLR 18/11 A3028 RMK AO2 SLP254 T01830106 10183 20100 58015
Forecast (TAF)
Clear conditions expected throughout the forecast period
VFR1:05 PM EST → 1:05 PM EST
Clear conditions, good for on-time ops
Wind: SE 9 mphVis: 6+ miles (very low)
VFR1:05 PM EST → 1:06 PM EST
Clear conditions, good for on-time ops
Wind: SE 5 mphVis: 6+ miles (very low)
VFR1:06 PM EST → 1:06 PM EST
Clear conditions, good for on-time ops
Wind: variable 3 mphVis: 6+ miles (very low)
Show raw TAF
TAF KSBN 271720Z 2718/2818 14008KT P6SM BKN250 FM272300 14004KT P6SM BKN250 FM280600 VRB03KT P6SM BKN150
Active NOTAMs
No significant NOTAMs affecting passenger flights
What is ATC View?
ATC View translates the same data that pilots and air traffic controllers use — METAR weather observations, TAF forecasts, NOTAMs (runway closures and restrictions), and FAA delay programs — into plain English so you can understand why your flight might be delayed and how long it could last.
Data comes directly from the FAA and aviationweather.gov. This page refreshes every 5 minutes.