SNINCR
Reports that snow depth is increasing rapidly, given as the increase in inches during the past hour followed by the total snow depth on the ground. For example, SNINCR 2/10 means snow depth increased 2 inches in the last hour with a total depth of 10 inches on the ground. This remark is critical for assessing runway contamination and braking conditions.
SNINCR 2/10
SNINCR 1/4
SNINCR 3/15
SNINCR stands for "Snow Increasing Rapidly" in the remarks section of a METAR report. Reports that snow depth is increasing rapidly, given as the increase in inches during the past hour followed by the total snow depth on the ground. For example, SNINCR 2/10 means snow depth increased 2 inches in the last hour with a total depth of 10 inches on the ground. This remark is critical for assessing runway contamination and braking conditions.
SNINCR appears in the remarks (RMK) section at the end of a METAR observation. The remarks section follows the main body of the METAR and provides additional details about the observation that don't fit into the standard coded format.
Here is an example: "SNINCR 2/10". This appears in the remarks section and indicates snow increasing rapidly information as part of the weather observation.