OptionalareaArea definition points delineating the affected region (VOR-relative, e.g. "30NW SLC", "60SE BOI").
OptionalashAltitude range of the observed volcanic ash cloud.
OptionalcancellationReason text for the cancellation (e.g. "CONDS MSTLY MOD", "CONDS HV ENDED").
OptionalcancelledSeries name of the SIGMET being cancelled (when isCancellation is true).
OptionalcancelledSeries number of the SIGMET being cancelled (when isCancellation is true).
OptionalconditionsTime (UTC) beyond which conditions are expected to continue.
OptionalconditionsTime (UTC) by which conditions are expected to end.
OptionalforecastForecast altitude range of the volcanic ash cloud.
OptionalforecastForecast time (UTC) for volcanic ash cloud position.
Discriminator indicating this is a non-convective SIGMET.
Weather hazards described in this SIGMET. Multiple hazards may be present in a single SIGMET.
OptionalintensityTrend in intensity of the phenomena.
True when this SIGMET cancels a previously issued SIGMET.
OptionalmovementMovement of the hazard area.
The original raw SIGMET string as provided to the parser.
NATO phonetic series name (e.g. NOVEMBER, OSCAR, PAPA).
Sequence number within the series.
OptionalstatesUS state abbreviations and area codes affected by the phenomena.
OptionalvalidTime (UTC) until which this SIGMET is valid.
OptionalvolcanoName of the volcano for volcanic ash SIGMETs (e.g. "MT REDOUBT").
OptionalvolcanoGeographic position of the volcano.
A parsed domestic non-convective SIGMET for the CONUS.
Non-convective SIGMETs are issued for severe turbulence, severe icing, widespread dust/sandstorms, and volcanic ash. They are valid for up to 4 hours and are reissued as needed. A single SIGMET may contain multiple hazard descriptions.