Friend of a friend of a friend had to sit an exam to become a pilot and discovered a one of the possible questions he might be asked. The question has probaly been twisted by whispers but this is how it was told to me.
If there was a double layer of stratus cloud that was not caused by inversion layer's what would cause it?
Sorry i can not give more context but there it is.
Wada ya reckon....
Tricky Weather Question
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Re: Tricky Weather Question
Maybe the question is supposed to read stratiform layers. In which case the answer is a front.If there was a double layer of stratus cloud that was not caused by inversion layer's what would cause it?