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METAR Quiz

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Understand METAR weather reports in about 10 minutes. Get a graded score from 16 questions on winds, visibility, clouds, temps, pressure, and trends with no sign-up.
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4/16
METAR Knowledge (MK)
Measures how accurately you can decode routine METAR weather reports and common coded groups.
Foundation to build
Developing interpreter
Strong METAR knowledge
06: Foundation to build | 712: Developing interpreter | 1316: Strong METAR knowledge
A score of 4 suggests you recognize some METAR concepts but would benefit from reviewing basic report structure and core codes.
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DATA-BASED USER COHORTS

Who Usually Takes This Test?

Student pilots in training
41%OF USERS
Learners preparing for lessons and checkrides use it to practice decoding METAR elements and spot weak areas.
Active GA pilots brushing up
35%OF USERS
Licensed pilots take it as a quick refresher on routine weather report interpretation before or between flights.
Aviation weather enthusiasts
24%OF USERS
Aviation fans and sim flyers use it to build confidence reading real-world weather codes for realism and learning.
BASED ON AGGREGATED, ANONYMIZED DATA FROM TENS OF THOUSANDS OF FREUDLY USERS.
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METAR Knowledge (MK)
METAR Knowledge (MK)
Average
6.5
Normal range
4.48.6
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0
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16
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SAMPLE QUESTIONS

Example Questions From the Test

    • A station pressure of 1,013 inches of mercury
    • A cloud base at 1,013 feet above mean sea level
    • A pressure tendency increase of 10.13 hectopascals
    • A QNH altimeter setting of 1,013 hectopascals
    • The station elevation is 2,992 feet
    • The altimeter setting is 2,992 hectopascals
    • The altimeter setting is 29.92 inches of mercury
    • The pressure has risen 29.92 hectopascals
    • To publish permanent information about an airport
    • To forecast expected aerodrome weather over several hours
    • To report observed weather at an aerodrome at a specified time
    • To warn only of hazardous weather along an entire route
WHAT THE TEST MEASURES
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METAR Quiz - Symptoms and Signs

Test your ability to read aviation routine weather reports with this free 16-question METAR quiz. Decode observation times, wind groups, visibility, runway visual range, weather, cloud cover, temperature, pressure, and common trend terms, then receive a graded knowledge result. No sign-up is required. This educational test is not a substitute for current official weather products, flight planning, qualified instruction, or operational judgment.

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