Weather Test Questions Flashcards

1
Q

GFA Static Images
2 dots mean
4 dots mean

A

Light Rain

Heavy Rain

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2
Q

GFA Static Images

Red S sign with a dot inside

A

Freezing rain

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3
Q

GFA Static Images

Three Astrisks

A

Moderate Snow

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4
Q

What is microburst?

A

intense small-scale downdraft produced by a thunderstorm or rain shower

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5
Q

Microburst timing and coverage area

A

up to 15mins and covers 2-5 miles diameter

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6
Q

Interpert WS005/27050kt

A

Windshear at 500 AGL wind 270 50

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7
Q

There is visible moisture, expect?

A

structural icing

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8
Q

Wind-shear with string tailwind. How to adjust power

A

Decrease power, Further decrease power when wind shear happens
If wind changes and come headwind, increase power

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9
Q

in a severe turbulence, what condition do you need to maintain

A

Level flight attitude with recommended power setting.

Don’t turn back

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10
Q

Timing for airmet

A

Max period is 6 hours

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11
Q

What info. Airborne weather avoidance radar show?

A

Location of particles in the atmoshpehre and precipitation size.

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12
Q

Airborne weather avoidance radar show: can it show location of cloud size, ceilings or restrictions to visibility?

A

NO

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13
Q

Winter+tem is below freezing and autopilot during climb. concern is:

A

Increase AOA and vulnerable to icing further aft. Slower speed is more chance of icing.

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14
Q

How to report Icing to ATC?

A

1) Trace 2) light 3) Moderate 4) Severe

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15
Q

High level significant weather prognostic chart
Yellow line
360/XXX
HAT symbol

A

Moderate or greater turbulence
Layer of turbulence between FL24 to 360
Moderate turbulence

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16
Q
Wind Barbs symbols mean
one short barb
one long barb
flag
Calm
A

5knots
10knots
50knots

17
Q

Metar VV008

A

Sky obscured with a vertical visibility go 800ft

18
Q

Headwing and wind shear to tail. Your next step

A

Increase power a little

19
Q

First step of planning an instrument cross country actual IFR

A

Get the big picture
look at surface analysis
weather deposition charts, significant weather prognostic charts
look for high, low level pressure area fronts, dew/ temperature, wind directions, local information

20
Q

Area the TAF established.

A

5SM miles of a local area

21
Q

Which level of clouds more susceptible to icing

A

low level

22
Q

What do you need to do with Icing and autopilot

A

hand-fly the plane and easier to feel if icing is happening

23
Q

METAR RAESNB42

A

Rain ended and snow begun 42 mins past the hour

24
Q

Moderate icing and winds of 30 knots: segment or airmet?

A

airmet

25
Q

Difference between Convective segment and non convective segment

A

Convective segment: Embedded thunderstorms

NonConvective segment: Severe turbalnce, icing, volcano ash.

26
Q

During a descent, icing is happening, mean above:

A

chance of warmer air

27
Q

How doest frost form?

A

Temp. of collecting surfaces is below dew point of surrounding air and the dew point is older then freezing

28
Q

Plane encounter heading of 45 know. expect tola of winshear

A

90knots

29
Q

thunderstorm avoidance

A

stay 20NM

30
Q

Timeframe of convective outlook:

A

Day 1 : Five times per day
Day 2:Twice a day
Day 3:once in a day

31
Q

P6SM. P means:

A

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