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1. Question
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The Forecast Cone gets its shape because forecasting goes from more general to more closer to the event.
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2. Question
What pressure level should you look at in order to analyze the jet stream?
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3. Question
Which two regions of the jet streak are favored for severe weather?
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4. Question
What scale includes most convective systems?
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5. Question
What does the solid green line in the Skew-T section of a sounding represent?
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6. Question
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This graph is often referred to as a “Skew-T” since temperature is a axis opposed to just being straight from left to right.
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7. Question
In what section of a sounding would you find lapse rates for different layers of the atmosphere?
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8. Question
What is the name of the chart of winds with height in the top-right corner of a sounding?
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9. Question
What atmospheric variable is used to assess instability?
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