5 Weather Websites to Keep an Eye on
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18 July 2022
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News about new resources, events and other interesting articles
News about new resources, events and other interesting articles
These websites contain current data and images
A great introduction to the difference between weather and climate
We have pulled together a set of Weather and Climate Change resources which could be used with a year 6
Weather and Climate: A Teachers’ Guide
Tropical Continental (Tc) air brought Saharan Dust to the UK this morning, giving beige/ orange skies and coating cars with dust.
Compare the energy budget of Mars with other planets in the solar system
Review of Michael Erb’s weather story for young people
Bringing together information from COP26 and this week’s IPCC report on climate change impacts, adaptation and vulnerability.
New resource allowing students to create a case study of a named UK storm with Storm Eunice as a worked example.
This beautifully illustrated children’s book is full of fantastic facts about weather, climate and the world around us.
We have made two new explainer films which can be seen on YouTube: An Introduction to Air Masses All About
Sylvia Knight, Head of Education at the Royal Meteorological Society was in conversation with John Lyon for the Geographical Association’s
We are delighted that our “Weather and Climate: a Teacher’s Guide” resource has been awarded a Highly Commended in the
The first of our very short daily bulletins from COP26 for teachers to use during registration or lessons can now
We will be filming very short daily bulletins from COP26 for teachers to use during registration or lessons. They will
In this new set of 11 short videos, we explore some of the many careers in climate change that you
The Central England Temperature (CET) dataset is the longest instrumental record of temperature in the world, pre-dating the satellites
We continue to add new teaching resources to Weather and Climate: a Teachers’ Guide. Some of the latest are in
In this article we explore air masses – the idea that, by looking at where our wind is blowing from,
