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Coastal erosion and management: Slapton, Devon
A GCSE Geography teaching resource focussing on coastal erosion and management in Slapton, Devon.
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US winter storms 2026
Two winter storm events affected the United States and Canada in early 2026.
Coastal erosion and management: Slapton, Devon
A GCSE Geography teaching resource focussing on coastal erosion and management in Slapton, Devon.
Storm Goretti
Focussing on Storm Goretti, and featuring two other storms which hit the same region in close succession: Storms Ingrid and Chandra.
SE Asian flood
Looking at the causes and effects of extreme weather events such as flooding in SE Asia.
Storm Claudia
Storm Claudia brought strong winds and heavy rainfall to parts of Ireland, Wales, England, Spain and Portugal in late 2025.
Comparing typhoons: Ragasa and Haiyan
An activity to identify the differences between these two events and answer examination style questions.
Typhoon Ragasa
Super Typhoon Ragasa formed on September 18 2025 in the Western Pacific Ocean.
Pakistan floods
Exploring the 2025 flood events in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province in northern Pakistan.
Tropical cyclones
Tropical Cyclones are a natural phenomenon which occur in several places around the world including the Arabian Sea.
Texas floods
An overview of the Bandera and Kerr County floods in Texas in 2025
Is weather becoming more extreme?
It is common in news articles, when a weather event has taken place, that the phrase ‘extreme’ weather be used. But is the weather becoming more extreme?
Storm Bert
This activity looks at how we can mitigate the impacts of flooding and extreme weather events using Storm Bert as an example
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