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IPCC 2013 FAQs
Frequently Asked Questions from the IPCC 2013 Fifth Assessment Report
Secondary Geography
Thunderstorms
Most thunderstorms are associated with towering clouds known as cumulonimbus.
lightening show
Secondary Geography, Secondary Science
In Depth – Extreme Weather
Flooding Flooding is caused by: a large amount of persistent rain rapid thawing of snow a storm surge a combination of high tides and
solar panelling a house
Solar Panelling a House
A homeowner wishes to cover their roof with solar panels. Their roof can be modelled as a prism with volume 24m3 The height of
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Secondary Geography
Adaptation Strategies
Adaptation to climate change needs to be addressed in all urban policies. Discuss.
coastal fog and cumulus clouds
Cumulus Clouds and Fog
The picture shows a view south over Poolewe, north-west Scotland. It was taken at 14:00 UTC on 10 June 1963 and shows something unusual:
Secondary Geography
Air Masses and Fronts
Air masses are parcels of air that bring distinctive weather features to the country. An air mass is a body or ‘mass’ of air
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MetMark
Free Weather and Climate Quality Mark for Schools https://youtu.be/GdQbVVYk7qg The Royal Meteorological Society and Met Office are delighted to announce this award to recognise
water cycle diagram
Secondary Geography
The Changing Water Cycle
Questions to consider: Explain two reasons why a warming climate results in a more intense water cycle.How do changes in the water cycle impact

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