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Hello-
Is there some kind of easy trick to understanding what type of weather to expect at certain weather systems and fronts in term of explaining this to the DPE during the checkride? I am not trying to avoid learning weather theory...i just wonder if I am looking to far into the meaning of all the charts and symbols...i have no problem with the instructor pointing to a trough and asking what does this mean...Or asking me what an echo top means or anything...i just keep getting confused as to pressure systems... High Pressure Systems The weather is warm here and the visibility is good, atmosphere is stable. This makes me think of summer weather. The book says that visibility in terms of clouds is not good...am i missing something here... Low Pressure Systems The weather is cold here, visibility is poor and the atmosphere is less stable. This makes me think of winter weather. My confusion lies mainly with the visibility...i would think that a low system would have bad visibilty and be cloudy and high pressure system would have few clouds. Any advice or suggestions would be helpful. Thanks SD |
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