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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
sailing weather
Primary, Secondary Geography
Sailing Weather
Sailing is one of the most weather-dependent sports. Unfortunately, wind is not just a useful source of power for sailing craft but also a
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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Praise for Young People’s Weather
  Some of the messages we havereceived about the Young People’s Special Edition of Weather: “Special Edition of Weather, young people in meteorology, was
Thames Barrier
Secondary Geography
Sea Level Change
Questions to consider: Describe how one country has responded to the threat of sea level rise.Explain why coastal communities are particularly vulnerable to climate
igor storm
Secondary Geography
Case Study – Hurricane Igor (Sept 2010)
A Met Office forecaster was working on secondment in Bermuda during hurricane Igor. Some thoughts were gathered from somebody who experienced it in person.

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