Met Exam Question Form 214
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Referring to the diagram, determine the wind velocity and temperature at 2000ft over position 50° N 0° E/W.
I can clearly interpret the columns and what they signify but how do I work out wind velocity of a position for example 50° N 0° E/W.
As far as I understand, I will need to interpolate between the locations but I'm not sure how to?
Can someone please help
G-XO
Referring to the diagram, determine the wind velocity and temperature at 2000ft over position 50° N 0° E/W.
I can clearly interpret the columns and what they signify but how do I work out wind velocity of a position for example 50° N 0° E/W.
As far as I understand, I will need to interpolate between the locations but I'm not sure how to?
Can someone please help
G-XO
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The 50 degree N spot winds are at 2'30'E and 2'30W; therefore simply take the average direction and average speed i.e. at 50N 00230W the wind is 190/10 and at 50N 00230W, the wind is 150/20. Therefore, at 50N 000E/W the wind will be approx 170/15.
If this is for the exams there will be two answers that will definitely be wrong and one that is near but not quite!
Cheers
Whirls
If this is for the exams there will be two answers that will definitely be wrong and one that is near but not quite!
Cheers
Whirls