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, ask them to consider following questions and add their answers to the worksheet (on page 5): • century depending on which scenario they consider? • Is there a difference in the climate of the UK by the end of this If so, what does this difference look like? (much warmer under the worst case scenario
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; oceanographer) • What skills do you think are key to a career in weather and climate? (Draw out answers like problem solving, collaboration/teamwork) • Who makes use of weather and climate information in their job? 15 minutes Individual task Weather heroes film Slide 2 Discuss students’ answers
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; the same weather pattern caused a notable heatwave in Siberia, with a provisional record high temperature of 38°C in the Siberian town of Verkhoyansk. Although predictions submitted to the Sea Ice Prediction Network in June do not suggest a heightened chance of a new record of minimum ice extent
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