ATPL · Meteorology · Meteorology Atpl Ground Training Series 2014 lesson — Page 655, Lesson 629

I see you've landed on the index page of the Meteorology book — this is the table of contents, not a teaching passage. It lists topics and their page numbers, but there's no actual content to teach here. Let me point out a few things from what's visible so you know where we are: We have entries starting with "Steaming Fog" at page 270, running through "Stratiform cloud" at 196, "Stratocumulus" at 200, "Stratosphere" at page 5, "Stratus" at 198, "Sublimation" at 78, "Subsidence Inversion" at 63, "Subtropical Jet Streams" at 180, "Supercooled Water Droplets" at 285, and "Surface Wind" at 157. Then under "T" we have "TAF" at page 485 and "TAFs" at 487 — those are Terminal Aerodrome Forecasts, the standard format for aviation weather forecasts. "Temperature" appears at pages 55 and 372, "Terrestrial Radiation" at 60, "Thermal Depressions" at 346, "Thermal Wind" at 179, "Thunderstorms" at pages 229 and 250, "Tornadoes" at 243, 257, and 358, "Transition Altitude" at 136, "Transition Layer" at 136, "Transition Level" at 136, "TREND" at 477 — that's the trend forecast appended to METARs — "Tropical Continental" at 305, "Tropical Cyclone" at 351, "Tropical Depression" at 351, "Tropical Maritime" at 305, "Tropical Revolving Storms" at 350, "Tropical Storm" at 351, and then "Tropop" which is cut off — that would be "Tropopause." This is just a listing. To actually learn, we need to jump to one of these page numbers. Which topic would you like me to teach you from this list?