Metro-02
Meteorology and Flight Planning
(b) Research/weather reconnaissance
(c) Emergencies
(d) Storm development has not
progressed as forecast and when flight
i)
Remains in VFR conditions, or
ii)
If in IFR conditions, aircraft has
operable weather radar
(e) Aircraft capable of flying above
existing or developing severe storms
3.
CNATRA Weather Warning (CAWW) 1.1.1.4.8
Sg 3, fr 11
CNATRA Weather
a.
Issued by forecasters at the Chief of Naval Air
Warning (CAWW)
Training (CNATRA)
b.
Defines areas of hazardous weather pertinent
to all Naval Air Training Command activities
c.
Disseminated as needed
d.
Format - Report lists hazards and affected
areas
e.
Hazards
(1) Severe thunderstorms (wind gusts 50 kts or
more or hail 3/4" diameter or larger)
(2) Embedded thunderstorms
(3) Line of thunderstorms
(4) Severe or extreme turbulence
(5) Severe icing
(6) Widespread sandstorms or dust storms
limiting visibility to 2 sm or less
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