Table 3-6.—PIREP Coded Text Element Indicators and Examples of Entries T E I MEANING EXAMPLE DECODED   MESSAGE /OV OVer   location /OV  KNGU directly  over  KNGU /OV KNGU 120035 120° (magnetic) from KNGU at 35 nmi /TM TiMe   (UTC) /TM  1135 phenomena  occured  at  1135Z /FL Flight  Level / F L 1 2 0 aircraft  flying  at  12,000  feet  (MSL) / T P aircraft   TyPe /TP  F16 reported  by  an  F-16 /TP  C5 reported  by  a  C-5 / S K SKy  cover /SK   SCT030-060 scattered cloud layer bases 3,000 ft, tops 6,000 ft  (MSL) /SK   OVC065-UNKN in  overcast  layer,  bases  6,500  ft  (MSL),  tops unknown /WX Weather /WX  FV02SM  TSRA  GR FL visibility 02 statute miles, in thunderstorm with rain and hail /WX   FV99SM FL  visibility  unrestricted /TA Temperature  (outside  Air)    /TA  01 outside  air  temperature  1°C /TA   M10 outside  air  temperature  -10°C /WV Wind   dir/spd /WV  09060KT wind from 090°(true) at 60 knots / T B TurBulence /TB  NEG  BLO  080 forecast  turbulence  not  present  below  8,000  ft /TB   MOD   120-180 turbulance moderate 12,000 to 18,000 ft /TB  MOD-SEV  CAT clear  air  turbulence  moderate  to  severe  (at flight   level) / I C ICing /IC  MOD  RIME  035-075 moderate rime icing 3,500 to 7,500 ft /RM ReMark /RM  WATERSPOUT waterspout  sighted,  moving  east-northeast M O V    E N E Weather  elements  reported  after  the  "/WX"  TEI should  conform  to  the  METAR  Surface  Meteorological Observation code. No more than three weather groups should be reported in a single PIREP. Consult the latest NAVMETOCCOMINST   3142.1   for   detailed descriptions and permissible entries for each TEI. TRANSMITTING  PIREPS When   two   or   more   PIREPS   are   received reporting  essentially  the  same  information  for the same area, only the most recent is sent out. PIREPs   are   not   disseminated   locally   if essentially the same information has been sent out in the past 30 minutes. A PIREP is not disseminated if it reports only sky conditions that have already been reported in a METAR or SPECI observation. Nearly all PIREPs received should be encoded and disseminated both locally and via electronic circuits to central  data  collection  centers,  The  only  PIREPs  not disseminated are as follows: Normally,  all  PIREPs  are  prefixed  with  the message  header  UA.  When  sent  out  in  a  collective, which is several PIREPs sent out in a group, the UA header is included only as a group header, not on the individual   reports. 3-8