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EHAM 120600Z 02025KT 3000 RA BKN005 OVC015 11/10 Q1012= Which of the following is the correct decode for the Amsterdam METAR?
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Observation at 0600Z, wind 020° at 25 knots, visibility 3000 metres in rain, clouds: broken ST with base 500ft AGL and 8 oktas NS with base 1500ft AGL, temperature +11° C, dew point +10° C, QNH 1012 hPa.
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Observation at 0600 UTC, wind 020° at 25 knots, visibility 3000m, rain, broken ST with base 500ft AGL and 8 oktas NS with base 1500ft MSL, temperature +11° C, dew point +10° C, QNH 1012 hPa.
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| C. |
Period valid between 0600 UTC and 0000 UTC, wind 020° at 25 knots, visibility 3000 metres in rain, clouds: broken ST with base 500ft AGL and 8 oktas NS with base 1500ft AGL, temperature +11° C, dew point +10° C, QNH 1012 hPa.
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| D. |
Observation at 0600Z, wind 020° at 25 knots, visibility 3000 metres, rain, clouds: 3 oktas ST with base 500ft AGL and 8 oktas NS with base 1500ft AGL, temperature +11° C, dew point +10° C, QNH 1012 hPa.
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