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Describe how a prolonged small Summer with a tropical Continental air mass would affect the people of the UK
1.
Tropical continental
air mass will bring
hot dry
weather in Summer
2. Droughts,
hosepipe
bans
3.
Grass
and
crops
might wither and die causing problems for livestock
4.
Ice
cream sales might rise as people make the most of the Summer weather and head for the beach
5.
Congestion
6. Very
hot
and
difficult
to do physical work outside
7.
Heavy rain
from thunderstorms might cause
flash floods
8. People may suffer from
heat stroke
and put
pressure
on health services
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Factors that affect UK weather
Altitude
North Atlantic drift
which dumps rain in the
west
first
West
is warmer than
east
South
facing areas get more
warmth
than north facing
Latitude - the closer to the
equator
the
warmer
Every
100m
height you lose
1°C
Land
heats up quicker than the
sea
South
England
warmer
than north of Scotland in winter but colder in summer
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Air masses that affect the UK
Arctic
Maritime
Polar
Maritime
Tropical
Maritime
Polar
Continental
Tropical
Continental
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Arctic Maritime
Very common, cold
winds
, showers of
rain
or snow
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Polar Continental
Spring-fog
,
Summer-warm
& Dry, Winter-cold possible snow
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Tropical Maritime
Winds from
SW
, very common airflow, only in winter very cold winds,
snow
showers
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Tropical Continental
Wind from
Sahara
desert, Summertime air mass, Hot and dry = heat wave, Warm air picks up less
moisture
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