Clouds
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Weather Knowledge (98-002)
100
Cumulus
100
Original name for the Air Force
Army Air Corps
100
CH-47 Chinook
100
Two quadrants of upper-level divergence in a jet streak.
Right-Rear and left-front
100
What does this Skew-T depict?
Frontal Inversion
200
Altocumulous
200
Air Force birthday
18 Sept 1947
200
UH-60 Blackhawk
200
Hook echo
200
What feature brings moisture in the "Pineapple Express" regime?
Sub-Tropical Jet
300
Cirrus
300
Air attack in 1942 that struck Tokyo and the Japanese mainland for the first time
Doolittle raid
300
Army version of this drone. 
MQ-1C Grey Eagle
300
Native American name for adiabatic warming of downward moving wind.
Chinook wind / Fohn Wind
300
What indices is used to predict maximum wind gusts in frontal thunderstorms or prefrontal squall lines?
T2
400
Precip that evaporates before it hits the ground
Virga
400
Antagonizing and rebellious general, regarded as the father of the US Air Force. Commanded all aircraft in France during WWI.
Billy Mitchell
400
DCH-8
400
METAR code for heavy rainfall, hail and lightning within the last 15 minutes.
+TSRAGR
400
Diurnal mountain wind pattern that flows upslope in the daytime due to uneven heating of the mountainside. Not as strong as an anabatic wind.
Valley breeze
500
Lenticular
500
Former United States Air Force officer, flying ace, and record-setting test pilot. In 1947, he became the first pilot confirmed to have exceeded the speed of sound in level flight.
Chuck Yeager
500
Note the radar between wing and nose
RC-135 Rivet Joint
500
As opposed to the tracked line swirling damage patterns from a tornado, this cloud-born phenomena produces Starburst damage patterns from straight-line winds radiating from the point of impact.
Microburst
500
What weather threat are the following radar signatures associated with?
• Rapidly growing echoes.
• Slow moving echoes.
• Persistency (long lasting).
• Train echoes (echoes that move repeatedly over the same area).
• Hurricanes and tropical storms.
• Line Echo Wave Patterns (LEWPs).
• Converging echoes and lines.
Flash flooding