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1. Question
Textual AIRMETs are valid for _______ hours.
- 4
- 6
- 5
- 3
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2. Question
If visible moisture exists at 18,000 ft, what type of ice can an airplane encounter over the Miami area?
- Clear
- Rime
- No ice will be encounter
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3. Question
On a TAF, we use a forecast change indicator to express a rapid, gradual, or temporary change in some or all-weather in the TAF main body.

____________is used when a gradual change in conditions is expected over a longer time period, usually two hours. The time period when the change is expected is displayed by four−digit groups separated by a “/”,
- BECMG
- FM
- TEMPO
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4. Question
On a TAF, we use a forecast change indicator to express a rapid, gradual, or temporary change in some or all-weather in the TAF main body.

___________ is used when a rapid change, usually occurring in less than one hour.
- BECMG
- TEMPO
- FM
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5. Question
A TAF is a forecast report established for ________ statute mile radius around an airport.
- 5
- 4
- Not define
- 10
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Question 6 of 10

6. Question
What is the ceiling at KTMB on the 18th at 2045Z?
- 1,500 ft
- 700 ft
- 1,900 ft
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7. Question
How much amount of precipitation has fallen since the last METAR at LGA airport?
- 0.09 in.
- 0.02 in.
- 1 in.
- 30.37 in.
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8. Question
According to the LGA forecast on January 18th, what would be the ceiling at 2300z?
- 700 ft
- 600 ft
- 500 ft
- 2,000 ft
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9. Question
What does the orange dashed line represent on the surface analysis chart?
- Col
- Trough
- Mist
- Ridge
- Overcast
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10. Question
What type of airmass is depicted in the yellow shaded area?
- Warm Airmass
- Cold Airmass
- None of the answers are correct.
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1. Question

Textual AIRMETs are valid for _______ hours.

2. Question

If visible moisture exists at 18,000 ft, what type of ice can an airplane encounter over the Miami area?

3. Question

On a TAF, we use a forecast change indicator to express a rapid, gradual, or temporary change in some or all-weather in the TAF main body.

____________is used when a gradual change in conditions is expected over a longer time period, usually two hours. The time period when the change is expected is displayed by four−digit groups separated by a “/”,

4. Question

On a TAF, we use a forecast change indicator to express a rapid, gradual, or temporary change in some or all-weather in the TAF main body.

___________ is used when a rapid change, usually occurring in less than one hour.

5. Question

A TAF is a forecast report established for ________ statute mile radius around an airport.

6. Question

What is the ceiling at KTMB on the 18th at 2045Z?

7. Question

How much amount of precipitation has fallen since the last METAR at LGA airport?

8. Question

According to the LGA forecast on January 18th, what would be the ceiling at 2300z?

9. Question

What does the orange dashed line represent on the surface analysis chart?

10. Question

What type of airmass is depicted in the yellow shaded area?