Question 58-1 : Aviation weather reports. a metar describes the weather ? [ Course specific ]

Question 1

Question 58-1 : Aviation weather reports. a metar describes the weather ? [ Course specific ]

Answer

Observed at a station at the time of the report.

Question 2

Question 58-2 : Surface based layers. advection fog forms when ?

Answer

Moist air moves from a warm surface to a colder surface.

Question 3

Question 58-3 : What is the most abundant gas in earth's atmosphere ?

Nitro

Answer

An anticylcone.

Question 4

Question 58-4 : In the troposphere, where most of our rpas fly, the icao average decrease in temperature, per 1000 ft, is ?

1.98°c.

Question 5

Question 58-5 : During the life cycle of a thunderstorm, which stage is characterized predominantly by downdrafts at the cloud base ?

Dissipating stage.

Question 6

Question 58-6 : In the lower layers of the atmosphere, we can consider that the average pressure decrease with altitude is ?

1 hpa per 28 ft.

Question 7

Question 58-7 : In a cumulonimbus cloud, descending air currents can reach a speed of ?

2000 ft/min.

Question 8

Question 58-8 : By day, a sea breeze will ?

Be onshore due to the pressure drop on land.

Question 9

Question 58-9 : Roll clouds or rotors are likely to be experienced ?

Along the leeward side of a mountain range.

Question 10

Question 58-10 : Regarding the different gases constituting the atmosphere ?

Their proportions remain the same for all altitudes accessible to light aircraft.

Question 11

Question 58-11 : During summer, on arriving to the specified area for your flight, you observe fog and sunlight slashes through the fog ?

The flight is possible at the end of the morning.

Question 12

Question 58-12 : During summer, weather associated to a high pressure system is characterized by ?

Clear nights, sunny days without cloud or with small cumulus.

Question 13

Question 58-13 : Without wind, what would be the position of a wind indicator on an aerodrome ?

Completely vertical.

Question 14

Question 58-14 : In meteorology, a low pressure area is called ?

A low.

Question 15

Question 58-1 : Aviation weather reports. a metar describes the weather ? [ Course specific ]

Observed at a station at the time of the report.

Question 58-2 : Surface based layers. advection fog forms when ?

Moist air moves from a warm surface to a colder surface.

Question 58-3 : What is the most abundant gas in earth's atmosphere ?

Nitro

Question 58-4 : In the troposphere, where most of our rpas fly, the icao average decrease in temperature, per 1000 ft, is ?

1.98°c.

Question 58-5 : During the life cycle of a thunderstorm, which stage is characterized predominantly by downdrafts at the cloud base ?

Dissipating stage.

Question 58-6 : In the lower layers of the atmosphere, we can consider that the average pressure decrease with altitude is ?

1 hpa per 28 ft.

Question 58-7 : In a cumulonimbus cloud, descending air currents can reach a speed of ?

2000 ft/min.

Question 58-8 : By day, a sea breeze will ?

Be onshore due to the pressure drop on land.

Question 58-9 : Roll clouds or rotors are likely to be experienced ?

Along the leeward side of a mountain range.

Question 58-10 : Regarding the different gases constituting the atmosphere ?

Their proportions remain the same for all altitudes accessible to light aircraft.

Question 58-11 : During summer, on arriving to the specified area for your flight, you observe fog and sunlight slashes through the fog ?

The flight is possible at the end of the morning.

Question 58-12 : During summer, weather associated to a high pressure system is characterized by ?

Clear nights, sunny days without cloud or with small cumulus.

Question 58-13 : Without wind, what would be the position of a wind indicator on an aerodrome ?

Completely vertical.

Question 58-14 : In meteorology, a low pressure area is called ?

A low.

Question 58-15 : In meteorology, a high pressure area is called ?

An anticylcone.