What is included in a Radar Weather Report (SD)?

A Radar Weather Report (SD) primarily focuses on presenting data about precipitation and its characteristics, including areas where precipitation is occurring. This report utilizes radar technology to detect and depict the intensity and location of rainfall, snow, or other forms of precipitation. By indicating the spatial distribution of precipitation, pilots and meteorologists can assess weather conditions that may impact aviation safety and operations.

While temperature readings, types of precipitation, and wind velocity are all important meteorological factors, they are not specifically detailed in the Radar Weather Report. The emphasis is clearly on mapping out where precipitation is present, making option C the most relevant and accurate reflection of what this report entails.