1- The type of precipitation in which visibility is likely to be most reduced:
Drizzle.
Snow.
Light rain.
Sleet.
2- The type of precipitation usually associated with shallow stratocumulus is:
Mainly water droplets which can be supercooled if the temperature is low enough
Icecrystals.
Supercooled water droplets only.
Large water droplets due to strong up-currents associated with this type of cloud.
3- If there are small cumulus in the morning summer, it is reasonable to forecast in the day:
Clear skies.
St and drizzle.
CB cloud.
Haze.
4- The term “shower” implies that:
Precipitation is in the form of rain and is continuous.
Precipitation is from cumulonimbus cloud and lasts for short periods.
Precipitation is intermittent and is from strato form cloud.
Precipitation is continuous for long periods from cumuliform cloud.
5- The process by which water ice is transformed directly into vapour is known as:
Sublimation.
Supercooling.
Supersaturation cloud.
Radiation cooling.
