Which of the following is NOT included in a TAF report?

In a TAF (Terminal Aerodrome Forecast) report, weather information is focused on phenomena that will significantly affect aviation operations within a specific airport area, typically covering a period of 24 hours with an option for up to 30 hours. The elements included in a TAF typically consist of predictions regarding significant weather changes, wind direction and speed, and visibility forecasts as these are critical for flight operations and safety.

Temperature predictions are generally not part of a TAF report. While temperature can influence weather conditions, it is not explicitly forecasted in the TAF because it does not directly impact immediate aviation operations in the same way that the other variables do. Therefore, the correct answer highlights a key distinction in what a TAF provides, which is highly concentrated on significant weather developments, visibility, and wind conditions crucial for pilots and air traffic control to make informed decisions regarding flight safety and operations.