This is a mulitple choice quiz consisting of approximately 15 questions. Each question is worth 2 points. You will only have one chance at doing this exam. The multiple choice questions are automatically graded.

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Below is a sounding from Albuquerque, NM. At what level(s) is strong wind shear (change in speed greater than 10 kts or change in direction greater than 30 degrees) present? Would you expect turbulence to form, and if so, what type? Hint: Note where the sounding is taken from, and the surrounding topography in the area.

Email Jess your answers at jastaude@wisc.edu by Wednesday morning, November 29.

You are diverting a thunderstorm on the downwind side. The sky under the anvil is clear. If you fly under the anvil, it will save time and you might not have to stop for additional fuel. Discuss your options and risks of each option.

Email Jess your answer at jastaude@wisc.edu by Wednesday Morning, November 29.

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