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General Certificate of Secondary EducationHigher TierJune 2010
Geography 40301H(Specification A)Unit 1 Physical Geography
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Mean temperature (°C) July average, 1971-2000
Mean temperature (°C)6.3 – 12.913.0 – 13.914.0 – 14.714.8 – 15.615.7 – 16.316.4 – 16.716.8 – 18.6
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June 2007 was the wettest month recorded in Yorkshire since 1882 (over 250 mm) and May, June and July were the wettest since records began in 1760. On 25 June, a depression became slow moving over the UK, giving a long period of heavy rain across Lincolnshire, Yorkshire and the Midlands, which led to widespread flooding. Previous heavy rain (over 80 mm) had occurred on 14/15 June, leaving soils saturated and causing some localised flooding. Further rain occurred on 20/23/24 June. On 25 June, 110 mm of rain fell in 24 hours, so drains overflowed and flooded low-lying districts of the city.
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North Pole
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Current limitof ice cover
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Maximum limitof ice coverModern alpineglacier/ice
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figure 2: figure 6, figure 9, figure 12: Reproduced by kind permission of Ordnance Survey on behalf of HMSO. © Crown copyright 2009. all rights reserved. Ordnance Survey licence number 100041328figure 5: J Canavan
Figure 7: © Crown copyright 2000, the Met Officefigure 8: Reproduced with the permission of Nelson Thornes ltd from Geofile Online, Geofile 27, Issue 1, first published September 2008.figure 13a: www.outdoor-weblog.com/imgname--death_valley_land_of_extremes_part_fourfigure 13b: www.spleen-me.com/gallery2/v/DeathValley08/ubehebe/DSC_2030.jpg.htmlfigure 15: J Canavan
Figure 17: DaviD Briggs
figure 19: adapted from Crown copyright information supplied by the Met Officefigure 20: J Canavan
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