I'm a pilot so I use SKYVECTOR:
https://skyvector.com/
It has weather, flight planning, and updated fuel prices for the world on a complete set of aviation sectional maps. The different colored pins all mean different weather at that location. If you hover over or click on the pin you get the weather and also a map of the runways etc..
It also has TFR and any other Notams that pilots need to be aware of.
I don't ever want to be like the idiot pilot that delayed one of Elon's launches.
Don't want to get run over by a rocket either, so they list all launch windows as TFR (Temporary Flight Restriction) if you fly into one even by accident you get into big trouble-candidate for license removal etc...
If you go to skyvector today thru the 20th: Kodiak Island you will see the area just below the Space Launch area is a large TFR color orange, tomorrow when it goes live it will be Red. Not sure if there are any webcams covering the launch. Zoom in and you can see the offical faa Rocket Launch area symbol.
Thinking I'm going to do a cardstock version.
Hover on the orange/red line and it will tell you the hours of operation. Also other info available as well.
I've started planning my retirement trip: From Alaska to New Zealand and back. Over 11,000 miles one-way. Planning to go down the Asian Coastline Island hopping, and returning up the South American Coastline all the way along the North American Coastline to Alaska and home. Retirement is planned for next May. Skyvector helps with range between fuel stops (1100miles fuel range for my Vans RV-6: 7.5 hours of flying), helps to identify public airports for my use, other needed information as well.
Mike