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<strong>OM</strong><br />

<strong>Part</strong> C<br />

<strong>AIRFIELD</strong> <strong>BRIEFINGS</strong><br />

<strong>Section</strong> 2<br />

P a g e | 28<br />

During the warm season, which lasts from May 9 to September 15, there is a 49% average chance<br />

that precipitation will be observed at some point during a given day. When precipitation does occur it<br />

is most often in the form of thunderstorms ( 41% of days with precipitation have at worst<br />

thunderstorms), light rain (34%), and moderate rain (21%).<br />

During the cold season, which lasts from November 23 to March 3, there is a 65% average chance<br />

that precipitation will be observed at some point during a given day. When precipitation does occur it<br />

is most often in the form of light snow ( 44% of days with precipitation have at worst light snow),<br />

moderate snow (44%), and heavy snow (10%).<br />

Snow<br />

The likelihood of snow falling is highest around December 21, occurring in 72% of days. The season<br />

in which it is relatively likely for snow to fall spans from October 12 to April 19<br />

During peak snow season, accumulation at this location is likely. The chances of there being snow on<br />

the ground are highest around February 2, occurring 73% of the time. The season in which snow is<br />

relatively likely to be on the ground spans from November 1 to April 14<br />

The snow is typically at its deepest on March 2, with a median depth of 44.8 cm; the depth exceeds<br />

62.9 cm only one year out of ten<br />

Wind<br />

Over the course of the year typical wind speeds vary from 0.1 m/s to 6.8 m/s (calm to moderate<br />

breeze), rarely exceeding 9.7 m/s (fresh breeze).<br />

The highest average wind speed of 32.0 m/s (violent storm) occurs around April 6, at which time the<br />

average daily maximum wind speed is 6.0 m/s (moderate breeze).<br />

The lowest average wind speed of 2.4 m/s (light breeze) occurs around July 19, at which time the<br />

average daily maximum wind speed is 4.7 m/s (gentle breeze).<br />

GROUND FACILITIES<br />

The ornithological situation in the vicinity of the aerodrome is conditioned by seasonal and daily birds<br />

migration. The majority of birds migrate at heights 10-450 m AGL.<br />

Nesting locations of waterfowl are water meadows of the Ob river with many watercourses and lakes.<br />

Availability of city refuse dump located at 6 km from the airport stimulates crows concentration.<br />

Morning, evening and seasonal birds migrations are the most hazardous.<br />

For providing ornithological safety of flights tower controller shall organize visual observation in<br />

aircraft take-off and landing sectors, estimate ornithological situation in the vicinity of the aerodrome<br />

and, if necessary, give instructions for taking measures on dissipation of birds concentrations in takeoff<br />

and approach-to-land area and instruct crews how to avoid birds concentrations.<br />

During above mentioned periods crews are recommended to increase caution, to switch on onboard<br />

landing lights on final approach path for dissipation of birds concentrations and also to inform the ATC<br />

controllers about flying birds flocks.<br />

Measures on dissipation of birds concentrations include the airport territory observation, the<br />

abolishment of conditions stimulating birds concentration at the aerodrome, birds dissipation by flare<br />

and gun shots, birds shooting. The registration and analysis of all cases of aircraft collisions with birds<br />

are also carried out.<br />

© by <strong>Astra</strong> <strong>Airlines</strong> Issue: 2 Oct., 2010 Revision No. 3 Feb. 2012

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