Pilots warned of severe weather near airport


Audio|Source: Myrtle Beach International Airport (KMYR)
02:11
Transcript:
That's a 41660 is ready. The 4166 here in Murrow, Rogers, be advised, is a large area of heavy-to-extreme precip starting about a 12-mile final around Georgetown for runway 23. It's about 10 to 12 miles in diameter. Okay, you know which direction is moving. Number 660, runway 36, clear for takeoff. on the heading and clear for takeoff. 41660 here, runway 36. Oh, power, middle 10, east Juliet. 10 times you back. T-back then. 3,000A, Julia. 660s here, contact departure. Departure. Partridge, Borders, 4166 here is with your VFR, Cloneman, 225-130A. 8-8. 416-4-166 here, motorboat departure, reader contact. Optitude, your discretion, and turn left, I suggest heading 2-50, vectors north around some weather, some heavy precept that's about 20 miles southwest. Okay, we'll take up on that 250 hitting 4166 here. 660. Other than that 250 heading, that should keep you about 4 miles north of what I'm showing on radar. If you want anything different, then it's your own navigation.
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Location mentioned:
Myrtle Beach International Airport (MYR), 1100 Jetport Rd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577
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