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ATSC 113 Snow Final Exam Review Questions with Correct Answers Relative humidity - Answer-Percentage of the water the air holds, compared to how much it can hold. Low pressure system/Cyclone - Answer-BAD Weather -High percipitation -Strong winds -Low Visability - High pressure systems/a...

ATSC 113 Midterm 1 Exam Questions with Verified Answers (Rated A+) LG4a. The most violent stage of thunderstorm cell, when there are both up and downdrafts is a. cirrus b. cumulus c. residue d. dissipating e. mature - Answer-mature This type of storm that is rotating as a m...

ATSC 113 Midterm 1 Exam Questions and Answers What is the cloud ceiling? - Answer-Theheight of the lovest cloud base above gorund level BUT ONLY if the cloud cover is over half the sky - this means a 5 out of 8 - ceiling height can't be abover 20,000 ft How do you calculate cloud ceiling he...

ATSC 113 Flying Module Exam Questions with Correct Answers - Looks like a small, short-lived scarf above a cumulus cloud - Does not indicate anything h. Fractus / Scud - Look very ragged and occurs at low-altitudes only Indicates high humidity and strong winds 4. CLOUDS FORMED BY HUMANS...

ATSC 113 Flying Midterm Quiz Questions and Answers clouds formed by humans--contrails (cirrus homogenitus) - Answer--indicate turbulent wingtip vortices behind aircraft and strong wake turbulence -form from aircraft condensation trails fraction of the sky (celestial dome) covered by clouds is...

ATSC 113 FLYING EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS billow (k-h wave) - Answer-- type of special cloud caused by wind shear (change of wind speed or direction with height) in the atmosphere which causes waves to form in a layer of air where cooler air underlies warmer air - indicate wind shear and CAT ...

ATSC 113 Flying Exam Questions and Answers Latest CAVOK - Answer-Ceiling and visibility are OK vertical visability - Answer-"visability looking straight down; when there is no definite ceiling, use this instead of ceiling height" slant visibility - Answer-visability looking at a nearly ...

ATSC 113 Fly Final Review Exam Large convective clouds (ex. thunderstorms) are primarily caused by: - Answer-The buoyancy of warm rising air inside the cloud True or False: the visual appearance of a thunderstorm cloud is often a good indicator of its intensity - Answer-False Where can a p...

ATSC 113 Fly Final Review Exam Questions and Answers If CAPE (Convective Available Potential Energy) were large (> 2000 J/kg) then you could anticipate that the following factor might affect your flight: - Strong thunderstorms are likely - Turbulence could be weak in clouds - Being near a c...

ATSC 113 Final Study Guide Exam Questions with Correct Answers Cloud Cover - Answer-the fraction or percent of the total sky at a location that is covered by clouds Ceiling - Answer-altitude of the cloud base for the lowest cloud -below 20000 feet -greater than 5/8 coverage Traditional ce...

ATSC 113 Final Study Guide Exam Questions with Complete Solutions When does fog form - Answer-water is added to unsaturated air, unsaturated air is cooled to its dew-point temperature, when ground warms the air above it Fog forms under what conditions - Answer-- most often late at night (clear...

ATSC 113 Final Study Exam Questions with Correct Answers Capillary waves: - Answer-Waves created by small amounts of water being displaced by small winds. Capillarity (surface tension) is the restoring force. Gravity waves: - Answer-Waves created by larger winds. Gravity is the restoring force...

ATSC 113 FINAL: SNOW- SPORTS EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS Where are large scale light winds generally found? - Answer-Near centre of HPS where there's a weak pressure gradient (isobars far apart) => not as strong movement of air from HP region to LP region Define: diurnal - Answer-A process ...

ATSC 113 Final Exam Review Learning Goals Exam Questions with Correct Answers 1b. Recognize and explain special clouds: Lenticular - Answer--Mountain waves -Strong winds across mountains -Look like little disks/UFOs -Wind oscillations, may indicate mountain wind turbulence 1b. Recognize a...