Fredericktown, Missouri · field elev 880 ft

Density Altitude at A Paul Vance Fredericktown Regional (H88)

A Paul Vance Fredericktown Regional sits at 880 ft, and even a typical July afternoon (88 °F) only lifts density altitude to about 2,931 ft — heat still trims performance, but the field rarely turns high-and-hot.

worst typical month: July · ≈2,931 ft station: FREDERICKTOWN · 2 mi away normals vintage 1991–2020

Typical density altitude by month

From NOAA 1991–2020 monthly normals at FREDERICKTOWN (2 mi from the field) · standard pressure, dry air
Month Avg temp °F DA at avg temp Afternoon high °F DA on a typical afternoon
January 31.2 −775 ft 41.6 −57 ft
February 35.3 −490 ft 46.9 302 ft
March 44.4 133 ft 56.8 960 ft
April 54.8 828 ft 68.1 1,693 ft
May 64.0 1,429 ft 76.1 2,200 ft
June 72.3 1,960 ft 84.1 2,698 ft
July 76.2 2,206 ft 87.9 2,931 ft
August 74.6 2,105 ft 87.0 2,876 ft
September 66.9 1,616 ft 80.1 2,450 ft
October 55.3 861 ft 69.0 1,750 ft
November 44.2 119 ft 56.0 907 ft
December 34.7 −532 ft 45.1 180 ft

▲ above 5,000 ft · ⚠ above 8,000 ft. These are planning references at standard pressure and dry air — afternoon humidity and low pressure both push the real number higher. Run today's values below.

Run today’s numbers for H88

Altimeter-style gauge: field elevation and density altitude needles 03691215 DENSITY ALT ×1,000 FT 2,937 DENSITY ALTITUDE · FEET
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DENSITY ALTITUDE 2,937 ft

Field elevation 880 ft — the air behaves like 2,937 ft.

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Frequently asked questions

How high does density altitude get at H88 in summer?

On a typical July afternoon — around 88 °F at the nearest NOAA normals station — density altitude at A Paul Vance Fredericktown Regional reaches roughly 2,931 ft at standard pressure. Hotter-than-normal days, low pressure, and humidity all push it higher, so run the day's actual numbers before flying.

What is the density altitude at H88 on an average day?

It swings with the seasons: from roughly −775 ft at the coldest month's average temperature to about 2,206 ft at the warmest month's — all from a constant field elevation of 880 ft. The month-by-month table above carries the full year.

What is the field elevation of A Paul Vance Fredericktown Regional?

880 ft MSL, from the FAA NASR airport record (28-day cycle effective 2026-08-06). The identifier is H88 (FAA), in Fredericktown, Missouri.