The Twitter feed for the Grange School Geography department, also featuring new stories and events from around the world (for the discerning Geographer!).
The new https://t.co/nLtzs4vqT2 is live! It replaces our flood information service and was built to meet the diverse needs of our users. It has a new design, new features, and improves accessibility so that communities can be better informed about their flood risk. Take a look!
Italy... a new European record.
A whopping 740.6mm (29.2 inches) of rain in just 12 hours!
Italy set a new national record for rainfall in 6-hours and then went on to break the European record for 12-hour totals.
This is the satellite loop over the last 36 hours.
A short @timeforgeog video looking at Causes and conditions that favour intense wildfires 🌍 | developed in partnership with @LSEGeography https://t.co/WulvAPNFSw
A remarkable heat wave is affecting large parts of Russia, including some areas north of the Arctic Circle. These temperatures were recorded on Sunday 20th June
At the start of the 21st century, 41 of the world’s 100 most valuable companies were based in Europe. Today only 15 are. How did this happen? https://t.co/Yjl5SodOk8
New maps launched by BGS reveal how climate change is likely to drive an increase in subsidence-related issues for British homes and properties over the next 50 years, with figures of just 3 per cent in 1990 likely to reach 10 per cent by 2070.
https://t.co/vFkyuskgHs
Answering yesterday's #GeographyOnline quiz question, cold fronts on average move faster than warm fronts, as cold air is denser and can take over warm, motionless air!
And today's quiz question: what is the name for a u-shaped body of water formed when a meander is cut-off? 🤓
The Scottish Highlands and the Appalachians (but also the Little Atlas of Morocco) are actually the same mountain range, once connected and known as the Central Pangean Mountains [read more: https://t.co/4fXB9v2yzt]
As Fairtrade Fortnight continues, lovely to see these stunning logos from @Grange_Cheshire students who were asked to reproduce the @FairtradeUK logo - with a twist! Fantastic efforts - well done! #liveyoureducation.
At first glance, it looks like a fiery monster out of "The Incredibles". But it's a still incredibly rare, 65-foot-tall (20 meters) lava-dome fountain captured on October 11, 1969, in Hawaii when Mauna Ulu volcano erupted [source, read more: https://t.co/83nxU39PlS]
It’s great to se former Head Girl and current Climate Scientist, Rosie featured on this science YouTube channel (around 34 mins).
https://t.co/kRBj9KltnQ