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January 30th 05, 02:06 PM
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What does SWEPT mean in a NOTAM?
I got this notam from duats
!HPN 01/087 HPN 11/29 PTCHY THN SIR SWEPT WEF 0501301139 and couldn't figure out what SWEPT meant, so I tried the translator feature. Seems the translator didn't know either: White Plains NY (Westchester County) [HPN]: January NOTAM #87: Runway 11/29 patchy thin snow and ice on runway SWEPT effective from January 30th, 2005 at 06:39 AM EST (0501301139) Am I supposed to believe they've got guys out on the runways with brooms sweeping the snow off, or what? 
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