A) an upgraded conventional radar.
B) the radar that will be brought online in the year 2010.
C) a full Doppler radar with tremendous observational capabilities.
D) a surplus air defense radar that is being adapted for National Weather Service use.
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A) numerical weather forecasting.
B) forecast bias.
C) a qualitative forecast.
D) a probability forecast.
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A) are completely automated and require no intervention by human forecasters.
B) are mostly unreliable and are little-used by human forecasters.
C) provide important guidance to human forecasters.
D) are only used in specific, hurricane-prone areas.
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A) requires knowledge of local weather conditions at the time the forecast is made.
B) requires knowledge of both local and regional weather conditions the day before the forecast is made.
C) requires knowledge of local weather conditions in previous years.
D) requires knowledge of regional weather conditions in previous years.
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A) climatological
B) dynamic
C) persistence
D) numerical
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A) a large-domain numerical forecast model
B) a small-domain numerical forecast model
C) a large-domain numerical forecast model with spectral representation
D) a large-domain numerical forecast model with spectral representation and cloud parameterizations
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A) 200 mb
B) 500 mb
C) 700 mb
D) 850 mb
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A) 100 mb.
B) 300 mb.
C) 700 mb.
D) 850 mb.
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A) moisture cannot be accurately measured.
B) moisture is discontinuous.
C) because we do not have the capability to accurately track moisture.
D) because moisture can indiscriminately change phases.
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A) uses the same data as does the K-index.
B) relies on changes in temperature with pressure.
C) was developed in the early 1980s.
D) is better for predicting severe weather than is the K-index.
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A) knowledge of current local weather conditions.
B) knowledge of current regional weather conditions.
C) knowledge of current local and regional weather conditions.
D) a barometer.
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A) observations are not taken often enough.
B) observations are not close enough together.
C) the atmosphere is a continuum, taking observations breaks the continuum.
D) All of these answers.
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A) involves a set of interlocking problems, each difficult to solve in isolation let alone in combination.
B) involves a set of interlocking problems, each easy to solve in isolation but difficult in combination.
C) should be an exact process within five years.
D) should be an exact process within 20 years.
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