Checking Weather Flashcards

1
Q

There is a wealth of weather information available to the pilot. What is the basic necessary information needed?

A

The knowledge of the synopsis—the location of the highs, lows, and fronts.

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The Terminal Aerodrome Forecast (TAF):

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Addresses expected weather conditions around an airport.

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3
Q

Which weather system is most likely to generate greatest hazards to pilots?

A

An occluded front.

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4
Q

If the wind is southerly and stronger than forecast on a westbound trip:

A

The weather ahead will likely be worse than forecast.

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5
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The convective outlook:

A

Is a national thunderstorm forecast indicating areas that may have thunderstorms.

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A SIGMET is:

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A statement telling of a significant weather condition with its outlook.

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