News about new resources, events and other interesting articles
Last week, Sylvia Knight from the Royal Meteorological Society gave a talk for Geography education online on the Weather of
The best way to find out is to look at the weather forecast charts (in the charts and data menu)
In a paper that came out in the journal Nature Communications, Self-amplified Amazon forest loss due to vegetation-atmosphere feedbacks, scientists revealed
Weather forecasters are not the only people who predict the weather. There are also lots of traditional sayings and proverbs
Look in this section to find out more about UK and global weather, with some weird and wonderful facts and
We are delighted that our online weather and climate teacher CPD course “Come Rain or Shine” has received the EMS Outreach & Communication
Did the European Conquest of the Americas Contribute to the Little Ice Age? from Teaching Geography, 2019. Investigating weather through
Sylvia Knight, Head of Education at the Royal Meteorological Society, recently recorded a podcast for the Royal Geographical Society with
Over the weekend, we saw Arctic Maritime air descend over the UK, with temperatures dropping by around 10C. The following
A set of short videos which explore core physics processes in the atmosphere
Use our new online interactive Tropical Cyclone Challenge to discover the recipe for a Tropical Cyclone!
We’ve pulled all our contour drawing resources into one place, and made a short video guide to drawing contours onto
There are two tropical cyclones currently active in the Indian Ocean – one each side of the Equator, and therefore
A short animation to describe the relationship between deforestation, rainfall and river runoff.
To make it easier for A level geography candidates to consider incorporating weather measurements into their Independent Investigations/ NEA, we
We are delighted to announce that the 10th run of our free, online weather subject knowledge course for geography teachers
The BBC have featured the research being done at Swansea University looking at how tree rings can tell us about
We are delighted to have worked together with Fuzzy Duck to produce this animation (which will be interactive shortly) showing
As Hurricane Dorian continues to leave a trail of destruction, our new Tropical Cyclones Scheme of Work, covering the processes,
We are delighted to announce a new and exciting short animation explaining the physics behind the Coriolis Effect. The film
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