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Question 1 (1 point) A goo-go decision, a delayed departure, or a change in routing are all options you need to consider. Your decision must be based on not only formal studies, but also on your practice and experience with actual weather situations. You must possess the skills needed to visualize a complete weather situation, understand its causes and evolution, and anticipate the occurrence of hazards that may affect your flight. You will then be able to make a clear and informed flight decision based on your analysis. (_) True (_) False Question 2 (1 point) Many of large scale troughs, ridges, and jet streams that have major effects on weather at the ground reach their greatest intensity near the tropopause. These \"weather-makers" may exist with or without well defined surface cyclones and fronts. An examination of charts above 10,000 feet is a quick way to determine the location, intensity, and movement of weather systems aloft. C) True (_) False Question 3 (1 point) You can obtain an outlook briefing from AFSS when your ETD is hours away. _ or more more oN A