Aviation Weather, Regulations, and Aircraft Systems Review

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Comprehensive practice flashcards covering atmospheric conditions, flight regulations, aircraft systems, and emergency medical factors based on the lecture transcript.

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High Pressure System Movement
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Sinking (downward) air
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Air moves outward from the center
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Clockwise circulation (Northern Hemisphere)
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Low Pressure System Movement
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Rising (upward) air
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Air moves inward toward the center
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Counterclockwise circulation (Northern Hemisphere)
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Stable Atmosphere
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Stratus clouds
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Steady/constant precipitation
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Generally good visibility
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Low turbulence
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Unstable Atmosphere
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Cumulus clouds
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Showery precipitation
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Turbulence
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Convective activity
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Visibility often reduced in precipitation
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Where do fronts occur?
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Along or associated with low-pressure systems
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Cold Front Characteristics
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Cold air pushes under warm air
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Warm air rises rapidly
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Cumulus/Cumulonimbus clouds
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Convective SIGMETs
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Turbulence
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Poor visibility
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Wind shear
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Thunderstorms common
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Warm Front Characteristics
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Warm air gradually rides up over cold air
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Stratus clouds
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Steady precipitation
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Poor visibility
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IFR conditions common
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Occluded Front Characteristics
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Cold front overtakes a warm front
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Warm air lifted off the surface
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Cloudy skies
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Widespread precipitation
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Embedded thunderstorms possible
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Stationary Front Characteristics
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Two opposing air masses stall
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Cloudy skies
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Persistent precipitation
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Little movement
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What are isobars?
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Lines connecting areas of equal pressure
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Closely spaced isobars indicate stronger winds
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What is a trough?
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Elongated area of relatively low pressure
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Rising air
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Unstable weather
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Convective turbulence possible
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What is the orange dashed line on a Prog Chart?
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Trough
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Dip in pressure
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Rising air
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Convective turbulence/unsettled weather
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What are the three stages of a thunderstorm?
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Cumulus
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Mature
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Dissipating
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What is required for a thunderstorm to form?
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Moisture
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Unstable air
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Lifting action (rising air)
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What are the VFR weather minimums for each airspace? (14 CFR §91.155)
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Class B: Clear of clouds, 3 SM
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Class C: 3-152 (3 SM, 500 below, 1,000 above, 2,000 horizontal)