INRAT
INRAT Weather: What to Study and How to Study It
Meteorology for the Canadian instrument rating exam: hazards, products, and decision-making.
INRAT meteorology is not a theory exam. It combines weather theory with the interpretation of Canadian aviation weather products and practical IFR decision-making. Nobody will ask you to recite how a cloud forms for its own sake. You will be asked what the weather means for a flight: whether you can depart, whether you need an alternate, whether the destination forecast is usable, and which route and altitude keep you out of trouble.
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