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2 May 2026

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Bring extreme weather to life in your classroom with this fully resourced, high‑impact lesson exploring four major UK weather events: Storm Eunice, the Somerset Levels Floods, the Beast from the East, and the UK Heatwaves. Designed to build strong geographical understanding, this lesson includes detailed case‑study content, a comparison table for students to complete, and structured activities that develop analytical and evaluative skills. Students examine causes, effects, and impacts in depth, then rank events by severity and identify patterns over time—perfect for KS3 Geography, case‑study revision, or thematic climate change work. Clear, accessible explanations and ready‑to-use worksheets make this lesson ideal for stretched teachers wanting quality, exam‑focused resources that pupils can engage with immediately.

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