What problem does it solve? Raw METAR and TAF aviation weather reports are dense coded strings that are hard to read at a glance. This Skill decodes them into plain-English prose summaries (and phonetic speech renderings) offline, so pilots and briefings can present what a report actually means without manual interpretation. ## Core Features & Use Cases - METAR decoding: Renders a raw METAR as a single prose summary plus a phonetic "speech" string suitable for reading aloud. - TAF decoding: Produces one summary per forecast period (base, FM, BECMG, TEMPO, PROB), each paired with flight rules (VFR/IFR) and validity windows. - Station-mismatch guard: Cross-checks the parsed station identifier against the supplied ICAO label and refuses to return a decode on mismatch, protecting against avwx-engine's fuzzy station lookup silently misdecoding garbled input. - Use Case: After fetching live reports with metar-taf-fetcher, decode several airfields' METARs and TAFs in one call to include human-readable prose alongside the raw text in a GA weather briefing. ## Quick Start Decode the raw METAR and TAF text returned by metar-taf-fetcher for EGLL into plain-English summaries using the metar-taf-decoder skill.