Are PWS and Turbulence depiction provided for clear air events?

The correct answer is based on how turbulence and PWS (Precipitation Warnings Systems) information is generated and processed. PWS and turbulence data primarily rely on significant weather events that involve precipitation, as these conditions are typically associated with atmospheric instability that creates turbulence.

In clear air events, the absence of moisture and lack of precipitation means that the typical radar technology and data processing methods used to portray turbulence and PWS are not triggered. Therefore, for clear air situations where there is no rainfall to analyze, these tools do not provide meaningful or accurate data regarding turbulence. This reliance on rainfall processing highlights the limitations of such systems when faced with clear weather conditions, thereby validating that PWS and turbulence depiction are not provided for clear air events.