Which report provides a graphic representation of surface conditions?

The correct report that provides a graphic representation of surface conditions is the PMSV, or Proximity Aviation Surface Weather (PMSV) report. This report offers a visual depiction of current surface weather elements such as temperature, wind patterns, precipitation, and other critical meteorological information necessary for aviation operations.

Unlike other reports, such as METAR and TAF, which offer textual data about weather at specific airports and forecasts respectively, the PMSV focuses on providing a graphic summary, making it easier for pilots and weather observers to quickly assess current conditions across a larger area.

While METAR gives detailed aviation weather observations typically at an airport, and TAF provides weather forecasts for a specified period (usually 24 or 30 hours), the PMSV stands out due to its graphic nature. ATIS, or Automatic Terminal Information Service, offers a continuous broadcast of recorded information about an airport's operations and weather but does not provide graphical representations. Thus, the PMSV is uniquely suited for visualizing surface weather conditions comprehensively and effectively for quick interpretation.