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Weather & Climate In this unit you will: (tywydd a hinsawdd) In this unit you will: Find out how it feels to be struck by lightning! Learn how to track a killer tornado Fly into the eye of a hurricane Forecast the weather like a real meteorologist Taken from Horrible Geography ‘Stormy Weather’ by Anita Ganeri

What’s the Weather Like? (Sut mae’r tywydd?) FOG

(rain & sunny intervals) What’s the Weather Like? (Sut mae’r tywydd?) Sunny (heulog) Dull / cloudy weather (gymylog) Rain (bwrw glaw) Sunny Spells / Intervals Showers (rain & sunny intervals) Snow (bwrw eira) Thunder & lightning (mellt a tharanau) Sleet (eirlaw) FOG Temperature (ºC) (tymheredd) Wind speed & direction (gwyntog) Fine weather (braf) Fog (niwl)

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Now It’s Your Turn! Homework Task 1. Go to www.bbc.co.uk/weather 2. Select a city in the UK 3. Cut & paste the 5 day forecast for your chosen destination 4. Write a short forecast to accompany the information provided (HINT: you may wish to view the forecast video & the map on the same webpage first)