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UAL1073, IAD to MIA, departing 8:37 AM EST, Nov 13

(Forecast data last collected at 9:00 AM EST on Nov 13, 2025.)

Map of continental US with illustrated flight path and turbulence forecast (described in text below)
  1. Takeoff from IAD at 8:37 AM EST, Nov 13.
  2. 8:38 AM EST: Calm skies for the next 24 minutes.
  3. 9:02 AM EST: Light turbulence likely for the next 37 minutes.
  4. 9:39 AM EST: Calm skies for the next 17 minutes.
  5. 9:56 AM EST: Light turbulence likely for the next 51 minutes.
  6. Landing at MIA at 10:50 AM EST.

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