A rising parcel of air which has no heat entering or leaving it will?
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Reduce in pressure, decrease in density and increase in volume
At lower altitudes, the SALR differs from the DALR. The reason is due to...
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The release of latent heat
The difference between geostrophic wind and gradient wind is caused by...
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Curvature of isobars
"Clouds which present, in at least some portion of their upper part, cumuliform
protuberances in the form of turrets which generally give the clouds a crenellated
appearance. The turrets, some of which are taller than they are wide, are connected
by a common base and seem to be arranged in lines. The typical character is
especially evident when the clouds are seen from the side" What cloud species is
being described?
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Castellanus
A cumulus congestus is...
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A cumulus that is of great vertical extent
A line on a chart joining places of equal sea level pressure is called an...
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Isobar
,How many mm/hg and inches is 1013,25hPa?
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1013,25 hPA=760mm/hg and 29,92 inches
What is the boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere called?
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tropopause
Air density is mass of air per unit volume and is influenced by:
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Altitude, pressure, temperature and the amount of water vapour
Pressure will ______ with increase of heigh and will be about ______ at 10.000 feet and
_______ at 30.000 feet
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Decrease, 700 hPa, 300 hPa
, What is the ISA temperature at 10.000 ft? (calculate)
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15°C -(2°C/1000ft*altitude)
15°C -(2°C/1000ft*10.000ft)=15°C-20°C=-5°C
What is density altitude?
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An imaginary altitude, for performance purposes to find out what the
corresponding altitude is in ISA, it is based on pressure altitude and ISA
deviation
Air density generally decreases...
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as altitude increases
What prevents air from flowing directly from high pressure areas to low pressure
areas?
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Reduce in pressure, decrease in density and increase in volume
At lower altitudes, the SALR differs from the DALR. The reason is due to...
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The release of latent heat
The difference between geostrophic wind and gradient wind is caused by...
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Curvature of isobars
"Clouds which present, in at least some portion of their upper part, cumuliform
protuberances in the form of turrets which generally give the clouds a crenellated
appearance. The turrets, some of which are taller than they are wide, are connected
by a common base and seem to be arranged in lines. The typical character is
especially evident when the clouds are seen from the side" What cloud species is
being described?
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Castellanus
A cumulus congestus is...
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A cumulus that is of great vertical extent
A line on a chart joining places of equal sea level pressure is called an...
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Isobar
,How many mm/hg and inches is 1013,25hPa?
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1013,25 hPA=760mm/hg and 29,92 inches
What is the boundary between the troposphere and the stratosphere called?
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tropopause
Air density is mass of air per unit volume and is influenced by:
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Altitude, pressure, temperature and the amount of water vapour
Pressure will ______ with increase of heigh and will be about ______ at 10.000 feet and
_______ at 30.000 feet
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Decrease, 700 hPa, 300 hPa
, What is the ISA temperature at 10.000 ft? (calculate)
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15°C -(2°C/1000ft*altitude)
15°C -(2°C/1000ft*10.000ft)=15°C-20°C=-5°C
What is density altitude?
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An imaginary altitude, for performance purposes to find out what the
corresponding altitude is in ISA, it is based on pressure altitude and ISA
deviation
Air density generally decreases...
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as altitude increases
What prevents air from flowing directly from high pressure areas to low pressure
areas?
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