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The Day We MET
Reading Between the Lines
A Picture is Worth 1000 Words
It's Quite Symbolic
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This briefing is the most complete
What is a standard briefing?
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This is regularly scheduled unless weather requires a SPECI-al one
What is a METAR
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This means surface visibility is more than 6 statute miles
What is P6SM?
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This provides surface conditions every three hours and graphically displays IFR and MVFR areas across the contiguous US
What is a weather depiction chart?
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It has this symbol:
What is a cold front?
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This provides valuable information from the air and can be routine or urgent
What is a PIREP or pilot report?
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This is an operational interest to all aircraft but also warns of potentially hazardous weather to light aircraft
What is an AIRMET?
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This obscuration level is the first to tell where the ceiling is
What is BKN?
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VFR pilots use the low-level version of this to look 12 and 24 hours ahead
What is the significant weather prognostic chart?
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is the symbol for this
What is fog?
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This primary source of weather information can be called preflight or provide inflight briefing
What is an FSS or flight service station?
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This provides information on weather that possibly bad for everyone, but it's not thunderstorms
What is a SIGMET?
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This weather observation for mist can be remembered as "baby rain"
What is BR?
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Weather observations include wind and sky cover from reporting points across the country on this chart
What is the surface analysis chart?
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You'll find them where you see this 
What are rain showers?
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This automated continuous broadcast is indicated by an "H" on aeronautical charts by the VORs providing it
What is High Intensity Weather Alert System or HIWAS?
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This one's about thunderstorms and each one is valid for two hours
What is a convective SIGMET?
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This lofty observation would look like 731960, if above FL240
What is winds from 230 at 119 knots, temperature -60 degrees celsius?
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Air Route Traffic Control Centers (ARTCCs) can provide precipitation location and intensity information, but it can be up to this old
What is six minutes?
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You'll prepare for it where you see this
What is a 50 kt wind?
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This provides in-depth observations to surrounding communities about impending weather
What is doppler radar?
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This warms of icing and freezing levels
What is an AIRMET Zulu?
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This part of a forecast within five miles of the airport looks like this: PROB30 1200/1204 3SM TRSA BKN030CB
What is from 0000Z to 0400Z, on the 12th day of the month, there's a 30 percent probability of visibility at 3 statute miles, thunderstorms with moderate rain, and clouds broken at 3000 feet with cumulonimbus clouds
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These charts issued twice a day are mostly for aeronautical decision making and preflight planning and should be viewed in light of current conditions
What are the 48- and 36-hour surface prognostic charts?
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Get ready for that where you see this
What is sleet?