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Turbulence is normal.Knowing helps.
See your route's turbulence forecast in plain language before you fly.
What you'll get
Mostly calm with one short bumpy stretch.
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- 500+routes covered
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Science-based
A computed forecast, not guesswork
Always fresh
Refreshed on every model run
World turbulence map
Live turbulence forecast over Europe, the Atlantic, North America and Asia
Knowing what to expect is half the work of fear.
Turbulence is normal
Aircraft are built to take far more than they ever meet in flight. It can be uncomfortable, but it is not a structural threat.
Open weather-model data
Forecasts are computed from ECMWF, an open global weather model. Data, not guesswork.
A plain answer
No EDR numbers, no jargon. A plain answer to how your flight will feel: calm, light, occasional.
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What's behind it?
Forecasts are computed from ECMWF Open Data using the well-established Ellrod TI2 turbulence index. Science, not a hunch.
The global model refreshes on its own cycle; our world turbulence map updates every 6 hours.
Turbuly was built to calm nervous flyers. Free, ad-free, no account needed.
See how it worksAbout Turbuly
Turbuly is a simple tool for pre-flight turbulence forecasts. Data comes from ECMWF Open Data, an open global weather model, and gives a general route view, not an operational flight briefing. Bilingual (Turkish + English), free, ad-free, no account needed. Aircraft are safe; turbulence may be uncomfortable but it isn't a structural threat. Why does this site exist? Because knowing what to expect is half the work of fear.