1956
DOI: 10.1017/s0373463300036407
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III—The Problems of Forecasting

Abstract: The pilot or navigator expects the forecaster to supply him with: (a) forecasts of wind and temperature; and (b) forecasts of meteorological hazards, e.g. turbulence, icing. The increase of operating height and range of modern aircraft make it increasingly difficult to maintain a high standard of accuracy of forecasts.

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