T3 W7 - Mango - Severe Weather SJ SL 3
WALT understand different kinds of severe weather.
WALT think critically about some of the effects that different weather patterns can have.
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Meaning
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Forecast
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People whose job it is to analyse predict the weather
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metseves
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A nz organisation that provides weather forecast
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satellites
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Objects in space that go round Earth and collect info for example info about weather
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radar
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Equipment that uses radio waves to identify
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climate
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The usual weather in a place
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Water vapor
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The gas state of (not liquid or solid)
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Southern alps
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A range of mountain running along a large section of South Island
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continent
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One of the larger land masses in the world,such as Australia or africa
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Gale force
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Winds between 60 and 115 kilometers
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erode
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Wear away
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2. Choose one of the subheadings in your text. Summarise the information in your own words - one paragraph.
Cyclones
A tropical cyclone is like a very big fluffy spinning top that makes an underwater tornado that can suck you in if you get to close.syclones are very strong winds and have very strong suction.they mostly appear in warm sea and most of the times they appear there is a big storm.every time there is a cyclone little boats go to help.
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