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378 - EASA Drone A2 License - Why is the anvil (topmost part) of a cumulonimbus cloud dangerous, even if you are miles away from the storm's centre?

Question 378 - Meteorology - EASA Drone License A2

It blocks the sun, making it too dark to fly

It creates a vacuum that pulls the drone upwards

Strong upper-level winds can carry severe hail out of the anvil, causing it to fall miles ahead of the main storm and potentially destroying a drone in clear air

It emits a high-frequency noise that disrupts the radio controller

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