What types of weather briefings can be obtained from an FSS briefer?

The types of weather briefings that can be obtained from a Flight Service Station (FSS) briefer include standard, abbreviated, outlook, and in-flight briefings.

A standard briefing provides full details about the weather conditions along the route of flight and at the destination, including significant weather, airspace restrictions, and other relevant information. An abbreviated briefing is a concise overview, typically requested when the pilot is already familiar with current weather and only needs updates. Outlook briefings are longer-term forecasts that provide information on expected weather conditions more than six hours in advance, which is useful for planning purposes. In-flight briefings are provided during the flight and include the latest updates on weather conditions, potential hazards, and any changes that have occurred since departure.

The other options listed do not correctly reflect the types of briefings available from an FSS, as they either misuse terms or include combinations not recognized in standard aviation practice.