Weather 2 Flashcards

1
Q

“MT 310 AT 162/110”

A

decodes to mean Maximum Tops FL 3l0 at a bearing of 162 degrees and 110 NM from the station.

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2
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TB LGT 055-072

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Turbulence intensity Light between 5500 feet and 7200 feet

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3
Q

SHRA” stand for

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Rain showers.

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4
Q

Vertical visibility is shown on Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts {TAF) reports when the sky is

A

obscured.

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5
Q

Vertical visibility is coded as _____

A

VV

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6
Q

Widespread mountain obscurement

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What information would be covered in an AIRMET?

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7
Q

On a Surface Analysis Weather Chart, isobars are usually spaced at intervals of

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4 millibars.

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8
Q

On a weather Depiction Chart, what weather conditions would be contained in an unshaded area that is outlined by a smooth line?

A

Ceiling between 1,000 and 3,000 feet and/or visibility between 3 and 5 miles

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9
Q

A Weather Depiction Chart is useful to a pilot in determining

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areas where weather conditions were reported above or below VFR minimums.

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10
Q

What weather phenomenon is causing IFR cooditions from central
Oklahoma west to the Texas bofder?

A

”=”) in northern Texas and Oklahoma indicate mist

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11
Q

The marginal weather ill ceritral Kentucky is due to low

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ceiling.

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12
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The ‘2’ is visibility,

the’=’ sign is mist,

the circle with an X is Total Sky Obscuration. and

the 200 is a cloud layer at 20000 feet.

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15
Q

A Radar Summary Chart can be very helplul to a pilot because it graphical y displays

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the intensity and movement of precipitation.

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16
Q

Interpret the weather symbol depicted in Utah on the 12 hour Significant
Weather Prognostic Chart.

A

Moderate turbulence, surface to 18,000 feet.

17
Q

The enclosed shaded area associated with the low pressure system over
northern Utah is forecast to have

A

more than 50% coverage.

18
Q

What percent coverege of severe thunderstroms is forecast to occur in the are of moderate risk in the north central united staes?

A

6-10

19
Q

The bottom panel on this Convective Outlook Chart indicates

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20
Q

What is the expected duration of an individual microburst?

A

Seldom longer than 15 minutes from the time the burst strikes the ground until dissipation

21
Q

Maximum downdrafts in a microburst encounter may be as strong as

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6,000 feet per minute.

22
Q

How long do the maximum intensity winds last in an individual mlcroburst?

A

2 to 4 minutes.

23
Q

The position of fronts and pressure systems (as of chart time) is best determined by referring

A

Surface Analysis Chart

24
Q

All ATC facilities using Radar Weather processors with the ability to determine precipitation
intensity will describe the intensity as

A

light, moderate, heavy, or extreme.

25
Q

If an area on a Convective Outlook Chart is labeled APCHG, this indicates

A

Winds greater than or equal to 35 knots but less than 50 knots

26
Q

What is the most appropriate source to obtain information and destination weather at your
arrival time?

A

Terminal Aerodrome Forecast (TAF

27
Q

When the visibility is greater than 6 SM on a TAF it is expressed as

A

P6SM.

28
Q

in a Weather Depiction Chart, what does this
information mean?

A

The 2 is visibility. the triangle with a dot means ice pellets. the 3/4 shaded circle indicates a broken
sky, and the ‘10’ indicates a ceiling of 1000 feet.

29
Q

On a Weather Depiction Chart, what does this
information mean?

A

The 4 is visibility, the ‘R’ with an arrow means thunderstorm, the shaded circle represents overcast
sky, and the ‘14’ indicates a ceiling of 1400 feet.

30
Q

What is the risk of severe thunderstorms forecast to occur in
the eastern portion of North Dakota?

A

Moderate.