Modern computer forecasting models have increasingly smaller grid ...

[Jkov05]

Modern computer forecasting models have increasingly smaller grid spacing. This presents which of the following problems?
   a. Mesoscale weather features can be predicted.
   b. Small-scale weather features can be resolved by the models.
   c. Many more computations are needed.
   d. The vast amount of information makes it difficult to make a prediction.
   e. It takes too long to make a prediction.

Question 2

Suppose there are two cloud layers above you. The lower cloud layer is moving from a westerly direction, while the higher cloud layer is moving from a northwesterly direction. From this observation you conclude that the wind is ____ with height and ____ advection is occurring between the cloud layers.
   a. backing; cold
   b. backing; warm
   c. veering; cold
   d. veering; warm
   e. backing; no

[durant1234]

Answer to Question 1

ANSWER: c

Answer to Question 2

ANSWER: d

[Jkov05]

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