OptionaladditionalAdditional information not captured in other fields (e.g. "+/- 35KTS LLWS").
OptionalaltitudeAltitude range of the phenomenon.
OptionalareaRaw area description text (WI coordinates, NM-based areas, etc.).
OptionalcancelledSeries identifier of the SIGMET being cancelled (when isCancellation is true).
OptionalcancelledSeries number of the SIGMET being cancelled (when isCancellation is true).
OptionalcancelledEnd of the cancelled SIGMET's validity period (UTC).
OptionalcancelledStart of the cancelled SIGMET's validity period (UTC).
OptionalcbCumulonimbus top flight level (e.g. 500 for FL500).
OptionalcycloneName of the tropical cyclone (e.g. "FRANCINE", "KYLE").
OptionalcycloneGeographic position of the tropical cyclone center.
ICAO identifier of the Flight Information Region (e.g. "PAZA", "KZMA").
Name of the Flight Information Region (e.g. "ANCHORAGE FIR", "MIAMI OCEANIC FIR").
OptionalforecastForecast geographic position of the phenomenon (tropical cyclone center or volcanic ash cloud).
OptionalforecastForecast time (UTC) for the phenomenon position.
Discriminator indicating this is an international SIGMET.
OptionalintensityTrend in intensity of the phenomenon.
True when this SIGMET cancels a previously issued SIGMET.
OptionalisTrue when the phenomenon is stationary (STNR).
ICAO identifier of the issuing station (e.g. "PANC", "KNHC").
OptionalmovementMovement of the phenomenon.
OptionalobservationWhether the phenomenon is observed or forecast.
OptionalobservedTime (UTC) of observation.
OptionalphenomenaRaw phenomena description string (e.g. "SEV TURB", "TC FRANCINE", "FRQ TS").
The original raw SIGMET string as provided to the parser.
Series identifier. US MWOs use NATO phonetic names (e.g. MIKE, INDIA); non-US MWOs may use single letters or other identifiers per ICAO conventions.
Sequence number within the series.
OptionaltopsCloud top altitude information (TOP FL### or TOP ABV FL###).
Start of the validity period (UTC).
End of the validity period (UTC).
OptionalwithinRadius in nautical miles from the cyclone center (e.g. 180 from "WI 180NM OF CENTER").
A parsed international (ICAO format) SIGMET.
International SIGMETs are used outside the CONUS, including Alaska, oceanic FIRs, and international airspace. They follow the ICAO standard format with FIR identification, validity periods, and standardized phenomenon descriptions. Valid for up to 4 hours, or 6 hours for volcanic ash and tropical cyclone SIGMETs.