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Britain's Weather ICT Task

The document discusses typical winter and summer temperatures in different parts of the UK. In winter, temperatures are warmest in the west and coldest in the east, due to the influence of the Gulf Stream in the west. In summer, temperatures are hottest in the south and coolest in the north, because the south is closer to the equator, where the sun's rays are strongest year-round.

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Britain's Weather ICT Task

The document discusses typical winter and summer temperatures in different parts of the UK. In winter, temperatures are warmest in the west and coldest in the east, due to the influence of the Gulf Stream in the west. In summer, temperatures are hottest in the south and coolest in the north, because the south is closer to the equator, where the sun's rays are strongest year-round.

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Britains Temperature

Winter Temperatures
Summer Temperatures
6oC

4oC

14oC

16oC

In the ________________in the UK the weather is warmest


In the ________________in the UK the weather is hottest in

in the _________ of the country and coldest in the

the _________ of the country and coolest in the _________

_________ of the country. This is because the west of the

of the country. This is because the south of the UK is closer

UK is closer to the ___________ ________, which is a warm

to the ___________, which is the warmest place on Earth.

sea, because of a current called the North ___________

This is because the _____s rays are focused on the Equator

Drift. The east is cold because the North Sea is a ________

all _______ round.

sea.

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