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Page 1: Lesson 10 what are the causes of rain in the uk

What are the causes of rain in the UK?

GCSE Geography Grade TrackerTarget Grades

Should be (MEG) : Could be (aim high):

Date

216 A*

192 A

168 B

144 C

120 D

96 E

72 F

48 G

<48 U

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Feedforward

Question Score Topic to revise

1 a (i) /1 Completion of graph

1 a (ii) / 2 Reading a climate graph

2 a /1 Identifying depressions and

anticyclones

2 b /4 Weather in a depression

2 c /4 Weather in an anticyclone and

how affects people

3 /4 LADO – effects on climate

Total /16

1. Fill out this grid based on your test:

2. Fill out your Grade Tracker

What went well?

EBI: To reach the next Grade on Thursday, what do you have to revise?

WID: How will tyou do this? E.g. mind map LADO. Use SAM Learning/ revision guide / BBC Bitesize tests

3. Fill this out:

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

EBI:

• Read the question, e.g. TWO reasons for the differences; refer to FIGURES in your answer.

• Mixed up anticyclones and depressions.• Remember to write PEE• Be more specific – so what? Name groups of people, link to the question.• Didn’t know LADO• Didn’t know sequence of depression

A – 15B – 13C - 11D – 8E – 6F – 4G - 2

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Homework 6th November

Repeat of this test, including Hurricane Katrina case Study.

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

8 December, 2014 What

are the causes of rain in

the UK?Starter activity:

1. Describe the pattern of average rainfall in the UK. Refer to datain your answer (4)

2. Explain the pattern of rainfall. Refer to map evidence in you answer (2)

Hints:Name Places / regions

Use compass directionsTrend (pattern), max, min, data

Hints:You may find the Atlas useful,

especially the Relief map of the UK.Name places / geographical features

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

1. Model AnswerThe amount of rainfall decreases as

you move away from the West coast of the UK toward the east coast. (1) The highest rainfall occurs in areas such as Wales and North West Scotland (1) where there are over 8 days of rainfall above 10mm. (1) The lowest amount of rainfall occurs in East Anglia near to the East coast of England with less than 1 day of rainfall over 10mm (1)

2. Model AnswerAreas of highest rainfall are also

areas of high land. (1) For example, the highest some of the highest rainfall occurs over the Grampian mountains in North West Scotland (1)

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

What climate factor(s) is / are influencing this

pattern?

(L.A.D.O)

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

What climate factors are

influencing this pattern?

Latitude

Altitude

Distance from sea

Ocean currents

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

For rain:

1. Air forced to rise because......2. Air cools to its dew point where the3. Water vapour in the air condenses4. Cloud is formed5. Precipitation occurs

Biff Bash Boff – 5 marks every timeIn the exam, you may have to produce a

diagram.

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Air forced to rise because...

of CONVECTIONAL RAINFALL

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Where in the UK will receive the most thunderstorms? Explain your answer (2)

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Homework : Types of rainfall

• Download presentations from http://classroomgeography.blogspot.co.uk/

• Move the items into the correct places on the slide and use custom animation to show the sequence of events

• Put a correct title on each type of rainfall by removing the other types from the title

• Save as and email to [email protected] or print off and bring in.

• 13th November 2014

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Exam style question

With the aid of a diagram, explain relief rainfall. (5)

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Mountains on the west coast of Britain forces the air to rise

Water vapour Condenses to form

clouds

Evaporation of water from the ocean

Onshore moisture laden winds

Air cools down

Further cooling leads to precipitation

Formation of Convectional / Relief / Frontal Rainfall

Occurs in the mountains on the west coast of Britain

1,000 mm

2,000+ mm

Under 750 mm

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Water vapour Condenses to form

clouds

Air cools down

Further cooling leads to heavy precipitation

Warm air rises

Ground heats up the air

Sun’s rays heat up the ground

Occurs in Britain in the late afternoon after the maximum heating

In the tropical rainforest every afternoon

Formation of Convectional / Relief / Frontal Rainfall

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What are the causes of rain in the UK?

Water vapour Condenses to form

cloudsWarm air rises

Further cooling leads to precipitation along the Warm Front

Air cools down

Occurs mainly in winter in Britain but can occur any time of the year

Warm moisture laden air from the south meets cold air from the north and forms the Warm Front

Formation of Convectional / Relief / Frontal Rainfall

Warm air

Cold air