WX0403a · Fronts & Squalls (Written)

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Q1
Very briefly describe Lows, troughs, and fronts, and how their distinctions make a difference underway.
Q2
Describe where and when squalls form and how they behave.
Q3
Why is a “squall line” worse than a line of squalls.
Q4
Describe how you would “see” or detect an approaching cold front compared to how you would detect an approaching warm front.
Q5
Discuss the role of your navigation radar in evaluating squall motion.
Q6
Discuss how the wind shifts when a front (warm, cold, and occluded) approaches and then passes, and does this vary with the type of front?
Q7
What wind speeds distinguish storms, gales, hurricanes, and small craft advisories?