Here's a questions I've often pondered about... I understand that the standard atmospheric lapse temperature rate is 2*c per 1,000ft. Now, If the freezing levels are forecasted to be at an altitude where clouds are at, I understand that acft structural icing can/will/possibly occur... Now, my question is, at which temperature will a cloud at a certain temperature not cause alarm for icing...??
If It's -2*f at 8,000ft and clouds are at present... will icing mostly likley occur? Hope this is clear enough
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