During an inadvertent encounter with a microburst, what sequence of wind changes is a small UA likely to experience?

Why: The Remote Pilot Study Guide describes the microburst wind sequence: "the small UA may first experience a performance-increasing headwind, followed by performance-decreasing downdrafts, followed by a rapidly increasing tailwind." This sequence can result in terrain impact or flight dangerously close to the ground.

• Describes a single, gradually fading tailwind, missing the dangerous three-phase headwind-downdraft-tailwind sequence that makes microbursts so hazardous.
• Invents a slow-building crosswind over a timescale (30-60 minutes) far longer than a microburst's actual 5-15 minute lifespan, and omits the direction reversal entirely.