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CAT, or Clear Air Turbulence, refers to turbulence that occurs in clear air, often at high altitudes and away from thunderstorms. It is typically caused by variations in wind speed and direction, particularly near jet streams or mountain ranges. CAT is difficult to predict and can pose hazards to aircraft, as it can occur unexpectedly and without visual warning. Pilots are trained to navigate and manage these turbulent conditions to ensure passenger safety.

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