What problem does it solve? Pilots planning UK general aviation flights must manually gather METARs, TAFs, the Met Office F215 chart, forecast models, and turbulence data from scattered sources, then interpret coded aviation weather text themselves. This Skill orchestrates focused sub-skills to fetch each data category and synthesizes everything into a single narrative briefing. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Multi-source data orchestration: Delegates to sub-skills for airfield finding, METAR/TAF fetching and decoding, F215 chart retrieval, Open-Meteo hourly forecasts, and turbulence analysis, then synthesizes the results. - Structured narrative briefing: Produces a fixed-format briefing covering synoptic situation, airfield conditions, visibility and cloud, wind and turbulence, precipitation, freezing level, and pressure, with strict meteorological accuracy rules. - Optional email delivery: Sends the assembled briefing via Gmail SMTP when explicitly requested, attaching the F215 PDF. - Use Case: Ask for a weather briefing for a flight from Andrewsfield (EGSL) to another UK airfield, and receive a complete narrative briefing with raw METAR/TAF appendix, plain-English decodes, and source links. ## Quick Start Ask for a GA weather briefing for a UK airfield or route, for example: give me a weather briefing for a flight from EGSL to EGSU this afternoon.
