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Meteorology COMMERCIAL PILOT LICENCE AEROPLANE & HELICOPTER TRAINING AND EXAMINATION WORKBOOK WRITTEN BY PETER LIND DESIGNED FOR THE CIVIL AVIATION SAFETY AUTHORITY MANUAL OF STANDARDS

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Contents Topic Page Area Forecast 1 1 Area Forecast 2 2 Area Forecast 3 3 Area Forecast 4 4 Area Forecast 5 5 Area Forecast 6 6 Synoptic Charts 7 Planning Chart Australia Extract 8 Scribble Pad 9 Credits 10 Ground Effect Aviation PTY LTD gea.edu.au exams@gea.edu.au Copyright August 2015 Ground Effect Aviation. All rights reserved. No part of this publication may be reproduced in any manner whatsoever or stored in a retrieval system without the express written permission of Ground Effect Aviation.

TRAINING AND EXAMINATION WORKBOOK Area Forecast 1 AMD ARFOR: AREA 21 OVERVIEW: SURFACE TROUGH EXPECTED THROUGH YYNG/YMER AT 22Z, THROUGH YBTH/YSNW AT 05Z AND EAST OF AREA AT 11Z. SCTATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS INCLUDING ISOLATED HAIL. AREAS OF RAIN CONTRACTING EASTWARDS. ISOLATED FOG AFTER 11Z. REFER: SIGMET RE SQUALLS AND HAIL. SUBDIVISIONS: A: E OF TROUGH B: W OF TROUGH AMD WIND: 2000 5000 7000 10000 14000 18500 A: 350/25 340/30 340/35 340/40 340/50 MS04 340/55 MS14 B: 260/25 260/30 60/30 280/30 ZERO 280/40 MS08 280/60 MS17 AMD CLOUD: AREAS OF BKN ST 1000/3000 W SLOPES 3000/5000 RANGES ALSO WITH PRECIPITATION 1000/3000 COAST/SEA BKN CUSC 2500/10000 W SLOPES 4500/11000 W RANGES SCT CUSC 2500/10000 COAST/SEA 4500/11000 E RANGES ISOL CB 5000/35000 BKN ACAS ABV 10000 CONTRACTING E AMD WEATHER: RA CONTRACTING E, SH/TS WITH HAIL, FOG AFTER 11Z AMD VISIBILITY: 5000M SH/RA, 3000 TS, 0500 FG AND FREEZING LEVEL: A: 12000 B: 9500 AMD ICING: MOD IN CU 9500/11000 AND AC AMD TURBULENCE: MOD WITH CU AND AC MOD TO ISOL SEV RANGES/COAST/60NM OFFSHORE REFER: SIGMET RE SQUALLS AND HAIL COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION PAGE 1

TRAINING AND EXAMINATION WORKBOOK Area Forecast 2 AMD ARFOR: AREA 21 OVERVIEW: SURFACE TROUGH EXPECTED THROUGH YSWG/YMCO AT 04Z, THROUGH YCWR/YMRY AT 10Z AND EAST OF AREA AT 16Z. SCTATTERED SHOWERS AND THUNDERSTORMS INCLUDING ISOLATED HAIL. AREAS OF RAIN CONTRACTING EASTWARDS. ISOLATED FOG AFTER 16Z. REFER: SIGMET RE SQUALLS AND HAIL. SUBDIVISIONS: A: E OF TROUGH B: W OF TROUGH AMD WIND: 2000 5000 7000 10000 14000 18500 A: 350/25 340/30 340/35 340/40 340/50 MS04 340/55 MS14 B: 260/25 260/30 60/30 280/30 ZERO 280/40 MS08 280/60 MS17 AMD CLOUD: AREAS OF BKN ST 1000/3000 W SLOPES 3000/5000 RANGES ALSO WITH PRECIPITATION 1000/3000 COAST/SEA BKN CUSC 2500/10000 W SLOPES 4500/11000 W RANGES SCT CUSC 2500/10000 COAST/SEA 4500/11000 E RANGES ISOL CB 5000/35000 BKN ACAS ABV 10000 CONTRACTING E AMD WEATHER: RA CONTRACTING E, SH/TS WITH HAIL, FOG AFTER 11Z AMD VISIBILITY: 5000M SH/RA, 3000 TS, 0500 FG AND FREEZING LEVEL: A: 12000 B: 9500 AMD ICING: MOD IN CU 9500/11000 AND AC AMD TURBULENCE: MOD WITH CU AND AC MOD TO ISOL SEV RANGES/COAST/60NM OFFSHORE REFER: SIGMET RE SQUALLS AND HAIL PAGE 2 COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION

TRAINING AND EXAMINATION WORKBOOK Area Forecast 3 ARFOR: AREA 21 OVERVIEW: WEAK SURFACE TROUGH EXPECTED AT 23Z THROUGH YPKS/YMRY AT 10000 SLOPING WITH HEIGHT TO 18500 ABOUT YSWG/YORB. SUBDIVISIONS: A: E OF TROUGH B: W OF TROUGH WIND: 2000 5000 7000 10000 14000 18500 A: 240/25 250/25 250/25 280/35 MS04 280/50 MS11 280/70 MS20 B: 240/30 240/30 240/30 240/30 MS06 240/35 MS13 220/45 MS22 CLOUD: SCT ST 1000/3000 SW SLOPES, BKN RANGES TILL 02Z SCT CUSC 5000/7000 RANGES/SLOPES, BKN SLOPES IN S SCT CU 4000/7000 SEA/COAST WEATHER: ISOL SHOWERS RANGES/W SLOPES S OF 35S ISOL SHOWERS SEA VISIBILITY: 5000M SH FREEZING LEVEL: 6000 S OF 35S / 9000 IN N ICING: MOD IN CU TOPS TURBULENCE: MOD BLW 10000 RANGES COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION PAGE 3

TRAINING AND EXAMINATION WORKBOOK Area Forecast 4 ARFOR: AREA 21 OVERVIEW: WEAK SURFACE TROUGH EXPECTED AT 02Z THROUGH YSWG/YORB, THROUGH YPKS/YMRY AT 07Z AND THROUGH YBTH/YSNW AT 11Z. SUBDIVISIONS: A: E OF TROUGH B: W OF TROUGH WIND: 2000 5000 7000 10000 14000 18500 A: 240/25 250/25 250/25 280/35 MS04 280/50 MS11 280/70 MS20 B: 240/30 240/30 240/30 240/30 MS06 240/35 MS13 220/45 MS22 CLOUD: SCT ST 1000/3000 SW SLOPES, BKN RANGES TILL 08Z SCT CUSC 5000/7000 RANGES/SLOPES, BKN SLOPES IN S SCT CU 4000/7000 SEA/COAST WEATHER: ISOL SHOWERS RANGES/W SLOPES S OF 35S ISOL SHOWERS SEA VISIBILITY: 5000M SH FREEZING LEVEL: A: 8000 B: 9000 ICING: MOD IN CU TOPS TURBULENCE: MOD BLW 10000 RANGES PAGE 4 COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION

TRAINING AND EXAMINATION WORKBOOK Area Forecast 5 ARFOR: AREA 21 OVERVIEW: ISOLATED SHOWERS ALONG COAST WITH AREAS OF LOW CLOUD TILL 04Z. PATCHY RAIN NORTH OF YORG/YSSY. ISOLATED FOG RANGES/EAST TILL 23Z. WIND: 2000 5000 7000 10000 14000 18500 A: VRB/15 260/15 260/15 260/25 ZERO 270/30 MS 08 270/40 MS17 CLOUD: BKN ST 1000/3000 SEA COAST TILL 04Z BKN ST 3000/5000 RANGES IN E TILL 02Z CUSC 3000/8000 SEA COAST ISOL TOPS SEA 20000 SCT CUSC 4000/8000 RANGES, BKN IN S AND E SCT SC 5000/8000 W SLOPES BKN ACAS ABV 11000 WEATHER: SH IN E. PATCHY RAIN N OF YORG/YSSY OSIL FOG RANGES AND E TILL 23Z VISIBILITY: 10000 FREEZING LEVEL: 6000 S OF 35S / 9000 IN N ICING: MOD IN CU/AC TURBULENCE: MOD IN CU/AC CRITICAL LOCATIONS (HEIGHTS ABV MSL) MT VICTORIA: BKN SC 4000 FM23 5000 SH BKN CU 5000 BOWRAL: 0500 FOG FM22 5000 BKN ST 3000 FM00 8000 BKN SC 4500 COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION PAGE 5

TRAINING AND EXAMINATION WORKBOOK Area Forecast 6 ARFOR: AREA 22 OVERVIEW: THUNDERSTORMS WITH HAIL DEVELOPING IN W AREA 22 EXTENDING E. SCATTERED SHOWERS/DRIZZLE WITH WIDESPREAD LOW CLOUD, BECOMING SCATTERED IN NW. ISOLATED SEVERE TURBULENCE BELOW 8000 REFER: SIGMET FOR LATEST DETAILS OF SERVERE ICING WIND: 2000 5000 7000 10000 14000 18500 A: 270/40 270/35 260/40 270/45 MS10 270/50 MS18 260/60 MS28 CLOUD: OCNL CB 2500/28000 W AREA 22 EXTENDING E BKN ST 0800/3000 BECOMING SCT NW BKN CU 2500/15000 WEATHER: TS HAIL SH/DZ VISIBILITY: 4000 SH/DZ/TS FREEZING LEVEL: 4000S/5000N ICING: REFER SIGMET TURBULENCE: ISOL SEVERE BLW 8000 PAGE 6 COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION

METEOROLOGY SYNOPTIC CHARTS Figure 1 Figure 2 COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION PAGE 7

PLANNING CHART AUSTRALIA EXTRACT PAGE 8 COPYRIGHT AUGUST 2015 GROUND EFFECT AVIATION

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