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Case Study: Monsoon Flooding

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  • How can weather become extreme and hazardous?
  • The place-specific causes – the extreme weather conditions which led to the Monsoon event
  • The consequences of the Monsoon for people and places
  • The Responses to the Extreme Monsoon Hazard

Resources

The Pakistan floods of 2022 – causes -ppt

The physical causes of the Monsoon worksheet

Effects of Flooding Exercise

The Great Deluge video tasks

Pakistan Floods are a climate catastrophe video tasks worksheet

The Pakistan floods of 2022 – impacts – ppt

The Pakistan floods of 2022 – responses – ppt

Knowledge Organiser – Pakistan Floods

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