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cloud at ground level with less than 1000 meters visibility (distinguished from haze by its wetness and grey colour) start learning
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cloud at ground level with more than 1000 meters visibility zamglenie start learning
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fine dust or vapour causing an unclear, clouded atmosphere opary, mgiełka start learning
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a type of cloud which is high, dense and generates storm activity start learning
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cumulonimbus
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wind blowing in the same direction as the direction of travel of the aircraft start learning
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podmuch, poryw start learning
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snow and rain together (precipitation) start learning
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sudden vertical descending movement of a mass of air prąd zstępujący start learning
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pułap (chmur) start learning
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wind blowing in a direction perpendicular to the direction of travel of the aircraft perpendicular - prostopadły start learning
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gradual lateral movement off course usually caused by a crosswind start learning
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ice in a thin layer on the surface of the road gołoledź / szklanka start learning
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intermittent ice cover on the ground start learning
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small area of still water, especially one that has been formed naturally start learning
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accumulation, accretion, growth start learning
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snow that has been moved into a heap (by men) start learning
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snow that has been blown by the wind so that it is deep start learning
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snow that has deep grooves in it frozen hard koleiny w śniegu start learning
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mixture of snow and liquid water on the ground breja start learning
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a large dangerous local wind gradient and change in wind direction characterised by a sudden downward gust causing the A/C to loose airspeed and altitude uskok wiatru start learning
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chemical or industrial gases start learning
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very localised, descending wind which hits the ground and spreads out; it causes an increase in airspeed as the A/C enters it, followed immediately by a decrease in airspeed start learning
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fumes caused by combustion start learning
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very light but constant rain mżawka start learning
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bright reflected our refracted light blask, oślepiające światło start learning
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a heavy, sudden fall of rain ulewa start learning
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zamieć / śnieżyca start learning
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large quantity of water covering area that is usually dry start learning
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a very strong wind, a storm at sea wichura start learning
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to become liquid through heating start learning
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hot, uncomfortable; making it difficult to breathe duszno start learning
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bardzo wietrznie start learning
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the condition of being hot, high temperature start learning
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a weather condition in which the temperature falls below freezing-point start learning
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flash of light in the sky start learning
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(used about a flight) uncomfortable because of bad weather start learning
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small drops of water that form on the ground at night start learning
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the loud noise that you sometimes hear in the sky during a storm start learning
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a small ball of ice that falls as rain start learning
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a surface that is difficult to move on because it is smooth or wet start learning
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porywisty start learning
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silne start learning
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nagłe / błyskawiczne start learning
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nawiewający start learning
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przelotne start learning
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