Eddies that form both close to the mountain and beneath each wave ...

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Eddies that form both close to the mountain and beneath each wave crest are called
   a. mountain wave eddy.
   b. wind shear.
   c. clear air turbulence.
   d. leeward eddy.
   e. rotors.

Question 2

A pilot enters the weather service office and wants to know what time of the day she can expect to encounter the least turbulent winds at 760 m (2500 ft) above central Kansas. If you were the weather forecaster, what would you tell her?
   a. at midnight
   b. in the early morning
   c. at noon
   d. in the afternoon
   e. at sunset

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Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: e

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: b

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