A) spaghetti plot.
B) chaos chart.
C) multilinear plot.
D) filament chart.
E) shifting plot.
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A) large scale winds
B) a vorticity maximum
C) longwave directions
D) temperatures at the surface
E) the relative position of highs and lows
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A) snowstorms along the eastern seaboard.
B) the development of middle latitude cyclones in the Pacific Ocean.
C) severe storm warnings for hurricanes and tornadoes.
D) the movement of warm and cold fronts.
E) maximum and minimum temperature 6 to 10 days into the future.
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A) always shows skill.
B) may or may not show skill.
C) never shows skill.
D) requires complex computer equipment.
E) can only be accomplished after many years of experience.
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A) nowcasting.
B) extrapolation.
C) first order forecasting.
D) linear forecasting.
E) persistence forecasting.
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A) high pressure system and accompanying ridge that changes location quickly.
B) high pressure system and accompanying ridge that persists in the same location for many days.
C) high pressure system and accompanying ridge that produces torrential rains.
D) ridge associated with a low pressure system.
E) trough associated with a low pressure system.
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A) surface chart
B) meteogram
C) 500 mb chart
D) adiabatic chart
E) Doppler radar display
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A) trend method
B) persistence forecast
C) analog method
D) prediction by weather types
E) numerical weather prediction
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A) in the center of a cut-off low.
B) from the surface up to the 500 mb level ahead of an advancing warm front.
C) behind a cold front.
D) where the winds back with height.
E) on the western side of a shortwave trough at the 500 mb level.
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A) wind veers (changes direction in a clockwise manner) with height.
B) wind backs (changes direction in a counterclockwise manner) with height.
C) isotherms are parallel to the winds.
D) wind veers with height and the isotherms are parallel to the winds.
E) Sun angle is 90 degrees.
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A) a frontal system approaches your location at constant speed.
B) you are positioned in the middle of a large, stationary air mass.
C) the weather has been unusually cold for several days.
D) upper level winds blow straight from west to east.
E) when a warm front is approaching.
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