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Exam 13: Weather Forecasting and Analysis
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Question 61
Multiple Choice
Computer-based weather forecasts
Question 62
Essay
List the variables that would need to be taken into account if a person wanted to forecast the next day's temperatures.
Question 63
Multiple Choice
Twice a day the National Centers for Environmental Prediction issues maps at all of the following pressure levels,except
Question 64
Multiple Choice
The lifted index
Question 65
Essay
List the typical data gathered at surface weather observation stations in the United States.
Question 66
Multiple Choice
The reason that precipitation forecasts are the least accurate of all meteorological predictions is
Question 67
Multiple Choice
The meteorologist at your local TV station says "There is a 60% chance of rain tomorrow." This is an example of
Question 68
Multiple Choice
A ________ forecast relies entirely on current conditions with no reference to climatology.
Question 69
Multiple Choice
Weather forecasting is imperfect because
Question 70
Multiple Choice
A persistence forecast
Question 71
Multiple Choice
The Next Generation Radar (NEXRAD) is
Question 72
Short Answer
The systematic under- or over-prediction of weather phenomena is called ________.
Question 73
Short Answer
This type of forecast would predict average conditions for a three-month period: ________.
Question 74
Multiple Choice
This map is commonly used to represent conditions in the middle atmosphere.
Question 75
Multiple Choice
Which of the following would offer the best chance of predicting features of lake-enhanced snowfall at a localized area of Lake Ontario coastline in greater detail?
Question 76
Essay
List the different weather elements provided on a station model.Then describe how sea level pressure is given,the notation system for denoting cloud cover,and a general description of how wind speed and direction are indicated.