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DGCA Meteorology Question

Radiation fog forms at night due to surface cooling in light winds. Upward currents and cyclonic movement enhance the growth rate of precipitation. If severe turbulence is encountered during flight, the pilot should reduce air speed to the minimum control speed. Surface winds of 15 knots or stronger can lift advection fog into low stratus clouds. Virga is described as precipitation evaporating before reaching the ground, appearing as streamers trailing below clouds. Latent heat is the heat released or absorbed during phase changes of water. Sublimation occurs when a substance transitions directly from solid to gas phases without becoming liquid. Moist air blowing over mountains can cause changes in cloud cover and precipitation patterns.

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DGCA Meteorology Question

Radiation fog forms at night due to surface cooling in light winds. Upward currents and cyclonic movement enhance the growth rate of precipitation. If severe turbulence is encountered during flight, the pilot should reduce air speed to the minimum control speed. Surface winds of 15 knots or stronger can lift advection fog into low stratus clouds. Virga is described as precipitation evaporating before reaching the ground, appearing as streamers trailing below clouds. Latent heat is the heat released or absorbed during phase changes of water. Sublimation occurs when a substance transitions directly from solid to gas phases without becoming liquid. Moist air blowing over mountains can cause changes in cloud cover and precipitation patterns.

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1.

Radiation fog occurs


a) Over land
b) Over sea
c) During day
2. The radiation fog forms due to
a) Radiation fog forms due to surface cooling at night in a light wind
3. What enhances the growth rate of precipitation ?
a) Advective action.
b) Upward currents.
c) Cyclonic movement.
d) Temperature inversions.
4. If severe turbulence is encouterd during flight
a) The pilot should reduce the air speed to minimum control speed
b) The pilot should reduce the air speed to design maneuvering
speed
c) The pilot should reduce the air speed to maximum structural cruising
speed
5. What lifts advection fog into low stratus clouds?
a) Nighttime cooling.
b) Dryness of the underlying land mass.
c) Surface winds of approximately 15 knots or stronger
6. Virga is best described as
a) streamers of precipitation trailing beneath clouds which
evaporates before reaching the ground.
b) wall cloud torrents trailing beneath cumulonimbus clouds which dissipate
before reaching the ground.
c) turbulent areas beneath cumulonimbus clouds.
7. What is Latent Heat?
8. Sublimation Occur when.........?
9. When Moist air steadily blow across a mountain change clouding and
precipitation
10.The bavin of indian ocean is lebely to experience max. No. Of Trop. Cyclone
during
11.At constant pressure and Temp. Density of dry air is
12.The dew pt. Of a sample air is when.......?
13.Turbulence in the layer of atmosphere at the gaths surface?
14.Hazardous wind shear is commonly encounterd
15.Ice pallets encounterd during flight are evidence of
16.In what localities advection fog most likely to occur?
17.Where does wind shear occur?
18.Each weather cumulus indicate
19.What decreases stability of air mass?
20.Convecting elements are most act on warm summer afternoon when winds
are.....?
21.Every physical process of weather is accompanied by
22.Standard temp at 10000 ft
23.What causes wind Pressure Difference
24.Condition favoured for formation of surface based temp. In
25.In N.H. winds are deflected to

26.Virga
27.Isallobars
28.Mixing Ratio
29.At a given temp and pressure moist air is dry air
30.Norwesters are
31.Flying from delhi to kolkatta 200 hpa you will get
32.WD causes precipitation over
33.Katabatic Wind
34.Diversence Close to surface cloud cause
35.TRS usually
36.BKN means
37.Feature associated with Tropopause
38.In winter months the jet stream shifts to
39.Cloud Indicating Convective Turbulence
40.Characterstic of wind shear
41.Hazardous wind shear is commonly encoutered

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