Over the west coast of a land mass. Wind is Westerly at 9 knots. Air over the sea is 18°C.
What can cause advection fog?
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A warm front
B
An occluded front
C
A warm land surface
D
A cooler land surface
Explanation
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Question ID: 668
what approximate height is the tropopause assumed to be in the temperate latitudes?
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16000ft
B
8000ft
C
62000ft
D
36000ft
Explanation
Tropopause is 8KM high over the poles and 16KM high over the equator
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Question ID: 666
In a METAR, what is meant by the use of the abbreviation NSW?
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It is a wind direction
B
No Windshear
C
No significant weather
D
No significant wind
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Question ID: 664
There has been an anticyclone established for nearly a week, with the centre of high pressure established over your aerodrome. What would you expect the flying conditions to be like?
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Light winds and a risk of haze
B
Rain and showery conditions, excellent visibility
C
Moderate winds, good visibility becoming poor in showers
D
Strong winds and good visibility
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Question ID: 663
What icing can be encountered during a clear warm day
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carburettor ice; hoar frost
B
Clear ice
C
Rime Ice
D
Hail
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Question ID: 662
After landing at an aerodrome (aerodrome elevation 1715 ft), the altimeter indicates an altitude of 1310 ft. The altimeter is set to the pressure value of 1013 hPa. What is the QNH at this aerodrome?
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1015 hPa.
B
1013 hPa.
C
1028 hPa.
D
998 hPa.
Explanation
The difference between 1310 & 1715 = 405FT
Convert that to mb = 15mb
The altimeter is showing an altitude of 1310ft, and the elevation is 1715
How do we get the altimeter to read 1715ft, we have to increase the sub scale, by 15mb (1013 + 5 = 1028)
Remember if you know the elevation of an airport , when on the ground you can just turn the sub scale till it reads the airport elevation and that is your QNH, handy when we are taking off an aerodrome with no radio/tower available
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Question ID: 660
During a flight over the sea at FL 100 from Marseille (QNH 1016 hPa) to Palma de Mallorca (QNH 1016 hPa), the true altitude is constantly decreasing
What is the probable reason for this?
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One of the QNH values must be wrong
B
The altimeter is faulty
C
The air over Palma de Mallorca is warmer than that over Marseille
D
The air over Marseille is warmer than that over Palma de Mallorca
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Question ID: 650
Low level windshear is likely to be greatest
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at the condensation level when there is no night radiation.
B
at the condensation level when there is a strong surface friction.
C
at the top of the friction layer.
D
at the top of a marked surface-based inversion.
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Question ID: 649
Absolute instability in the atmosphere will occur when the environmental lapse rate is
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less than saturated adiabatic lapse rate
B
less than both saturated adiabatic lapse rate and dry adiabatic lapse rate
C
greater than both saturated adiabatic lapse rate and dry adiabatic lapse rate
D
greater than saturated adiabatic lapse rate but less than dry adiabatic lapse rate
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Question ID: 646
What type of clouds indicate high level jet streams to a pilot?
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Clouds cannot help locate a jet stream
B
Cirrus
C
Alto Cirrus
D
Cumulus
Explanation
High Level Clouds
16500 - 45000ft
Composed of Ice Crystals
Cirrus, Cirrostratus, Cirrocumulus
Jet streams usually are very high. You can see a jet stream when there is streaky cirrus clouds
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Question ID: 645
Which of the following values corresponds to a SW-wind?
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045°
B
135°
C
225°
D
315°
Explanation
North (N) = 000°/360°
East (E) = 090°
South (S) = 180°
West (W) = 270°
Therefore, SouthWest (SW) is in between 180° & 270° = 225°
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Question ID: 644
Compared to a microburst, a macroburst..
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is free of rain
B
has an updraft.
C
occurs over a shorter time period.
D
affects a larger area.
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Question ID: 642
Which statement is correct? The Ferrel cell..
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is the connecting cell between the tropical Hadley cell and the polar cell.
B
is, of all the cells, the one with the lowest temperature and is located closest to the Pole.
C
extends from the subtropical jet stream towards the Equator.
D
is located closest to the Equator with the highest moisture content of all the cells.
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Question ID: 641
You have to cross an obstacle 2000ft above. Obstacle is 4530ft
QNH 1029
Temperature at 2000ft Above MSL is +22 Celsius
What is the minimum FL
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FL 070
B
FL 040
C
FL 065
D
FL 060
Explanation
Let´s start from beginning. You have to fly 4530ft + 2000ft = 6530
Temp at 2000ft should be +11 degrees C. Since it is +22 degrees we have ISA+11
Hotter outside -> Our True altitude will be higher, we can therefore descend since the isobars has a larger space in between. This will be 290 ft.
Since we will change over to FL -> We will turn our QNH down to 1013. (From 1029) =16hPa. 16x27ft = 430ft. Since the "real QNH" is higher we can descend even further to keep True altitude at 6530ft.
6530-280-430 = 5820ft -> Our minimum Altitude with QNH 1013 set is 5820ft to keep True altitude at 6530ft. We can therefore stay at FL060 and be 2000ft above obstacle.
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Between 400 m and 4 500 m.
B
Between 4 500 m and 10 km or more.
C
Between 400 m and 10 km or more.
D
4 500 m.
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Question ID: 635
The TAF weather messages are
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hourly or semi-hourly weather observations.
B
landing forecasts of the trend type.
C
airport forecasts.
D
special weather observations.
Explanation
A Taf is a weather forcast ,and is not always gods gospel either! dont be fooled in to thinking it will be accurate the metar is always the accurate one as its "real time"
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Question ID: 634
Refer to the following TAF extract BECMG 1218/1221 2000 BR BKN004 BECMG 1221/1224 0500 FG VV001 What visibility is forecast for 2400 UTC?
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Between 0 m and 1000 m.
B
500 m.
C
Between 500 m and 2000 m.
D
2000 m.
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