M&F - 9, 10, 11 y 12.

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TEMA 9:
1. An air mass that has travelled over an ocean is known as:

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2. Charasteristic weather associated with a Pm airmass transmitting Europe in summer would include:

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3. With a cold occlusion:

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4. The average upper winds at A1, B1 and C1 in Appendix 'A' are respectively:

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5. The average surface level winds at A3, B3 and C3 in the following figure are respectively:

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6. If air transit is heated from below it tends to become more:

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7. When a cold front passes a station in Spain:

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8. The front in the picture is a:

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9. How do air masses move at a warm front?

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TEMA 10:
1. On a day in summer with a slack pressure gradient, an airfield on the south coast of England gas a surface W/V of 080/06 at dawn. The coast/line is in an East/West direction. The most probable W/V at noon would be:

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2. When a Fohn wind occurs:

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3. The geostrophic wind blows:

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4. A Katabatic wind cana result in:

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5. A strong wind that rises suddenly, last for some minutes and dies comparatively suddenly away is called:

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6. A ravine or valley wind:

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7. Which of the following is true of a land breeze?

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8. What characteristics will the surface winds have in an area where the isobars on the weather map are very close together?

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9. A point between two isobars. The pressure gradient is 1 Pa/km between them. The latitude at this point is 45ºN and the air density is 1.06 km/m3. Calculate the geostrophic wind at this point.

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TEMA 11:
1. Which of these cloud types can't be observed in the water vapour channel?

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2. Which of these cloud types can be viewed in the visible channel?

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3. What is the smallest distinguishable feature that can be seen in the Meteosat visible channel?

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4. What is the cone of silence? (Choose the best answer)

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5. In which of the following instances would precipitation often go completely unobserved by radar due to the geometry of the radar beam?

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6. What usually doesn't constitute ground clutter that we often see near a radar?

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7. Which of the following phenomena appears on radar as evenly scattered bands of weak reflectivity or ripples near the radar, especially during the afternoon? (Choose the best answer)

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8. What reflectivity value is a general threshold that indicates hail? (Choose the best answer).

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9. Weather satellites measure radiation emitted by the earth or reflected solar radiation.

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TEMA 12:
1. The conditions which must exist to allow thunderstorms to develop are:

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2. Hazards of the mature stage of a TS cell include lightning, turbulence and:

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3. During the stage of a thunderstorm cell, the cloud contains .

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4. The following is unlikely to be a hazard below a thunderstorm:

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5. Thunderstorms are likely if:

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6. Hail grows by:

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Quiz am M&F - 9, 10, 11 y 12., erstellt von Oscar F. de Celis am 06/01/2020.

M&F - 9, 10, 11 y 12.

TEMA 9: 1. An air mass that has travelled over an ocean is known as:

2. Charasteristic weather associated with a Pm airmass transmitting Europe in summer would include:

3. With a cold occlusion:

4. The average upper winds at A1, B1 and C1 in Appendix 'A' are respectively:

5. The average surface level winds at A3, B3 and C3 in the following figure are respectively:

6. If air transit is heated from below it tends to become more:

7. When a cold front passes a station in Spain:

8. The front in the picture is a:

9. How do air masses move at a warm front?

TEMA 10: 1. On a day in summer with a slack pressure gradient, an airfield on the south coast of England gas a surface W/V of 080/06 at dawn. The coast/line is in an East/West direction. The most probable W/V at noon would be:

2. When a Fohn wind occurs:

3. The geostrophic wind blows:

4. A Katabatic wind cana result in:

5. A strong wind that rises suddenly, last for some minutes and dies comparatively suddenly away is called:

6. A ravine or valley wind:

7. Which of the following is true of a land breeze?

8. What characteristics will the surface winds have in an area where the isobars on the weather map are very close together?

9. A point between two isobars. The pressure gradient is 1 Pa/km between them. The latitude at this point is 45ºN and the air density is 1.06 km/m3. Calculate the geostrophic wind at this point.

TEMA 11: 1. Which of these cloud types can't be observed in the water vapour channel?

2. Which of these cloud types can be viewed in the visible channel?

TEMA 9:
1. An air mass that has travelled over an ocean is known as:

TEMA 10:
1. On a day in summer with a slack pressure gradient, an airfield on the south coast of England gas a surface W/V of 080/06 at dawn. The coast/line is in an East/West direction. The most probable W/V at noon would be:

TEMA 11:
1. Which of these cloud types can't be observed in the water vapour channel?

TEMA 12:
1. The conditions which must exist to allow thunderstorms to develop are:

3. During the stage of a thunderstorm cell, the cloud contains .

8. A microburst usually lasts for and is about across.