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Question 47 (1 point) The third forecast graphic that is useful for flight planning is the forecast winds and temperatures aloft. These come in several different forms, but essentially they show winds and/or temperatures for one of several available flight levels ranging from the surface through the lower stratosphere. (_) True () False ad Question 48 (1 point) International Area Forecasts are provided for airspace from the surface to 25,000 feet for parts of the Caribbean Sea, the Gulf of Mexico, and parts of the Atlantic Ocean. a) True ( ) False We Question 49 (1 point) A CWA is not a flight planning tool, but a short-term warning. Question 50 (1 point) Inflight aviation weather advisories consist of either an observation and a forecast, or just a forecast for the development of potentially hazardous weather. Although identified as "inflight," pertinent advisories are an important part of preflight weather planning as well. In the United States, the most commonly used inflight advisories are classified as a SIGMET (Significant Meteorological Information), Convective SIGMET, and AIRMET (Airman's Meteorological Information). (_) True ( : Me -) False