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(@user7137)
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Hi Bob tait
Can you clarify what in the main indication when entering a microburst in cpl meteorology. There were several answers stating it was SEVERE TURBULENCE, and other of REDUCTION IN IAS and INCREASE IN ROD.



   
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(@user6130)
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from IREX check this question and see if anything lines up

Select a hazard associated with microburst activity which would be most significant for aircraft in the vicinity of
an aerodrome-
[a] Severe wind shear causing drastic loss of IAS during approach.
[b] Severe icing causing a loss of performance.
[c] Severe turbulence causing control difficulties during approach.
[d] Lighting strikes disabling navigation instruments,



   
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