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    Weather experiments - Centrifugal Effect

    by MetOfficeLearning 475 views

    In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to create a simple weather experiment to demonstrate the Centrifugal Effect.

    Find out more about weather and climate at www.metoffice.gov.uk/education

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    Weather experiments - Coriolis effect

    by MetOfficeLearning 2,157 views

    In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to do a quick weather experiment to demonstrate the Coriolis effect.

    For more information on weather and climate, visit www.metoffice.gov.uk/education

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    Weather experiment - Surface friction

    by MetOfficeLearning 336 views

    In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to do a quick weather experiment to demonstrate surface friction.

    For more information on weather and climate, visit www.metoffice.gov.uk/education

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    Weather experiments - Weather fronts

    by MetOfficeLearning 1,746 views

    In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to do a quick weather experiment to demonstrate weather fronts.

    For more information on weather and climate, visit www.metoffice.gov.uk/education

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    Weather experiment - The thermal wind

    by MetOfficeLearning 437 views

    In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to do a quick weather experiment to demonstrate the thermal wind.

    For more information on weather and climate, visit www.metoffice.gov.uk/education

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    Weather experiment - Cyclones and anticyclones

    by MetOfficeLearning 2,255 views

    In this short video, Tom Howard shows how to do a quick weather experiment to demonstrate cyclones and anticyclones.

    For more information on weather and climate, visit www.metoffice.gov.uk/education

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    Weather experiment - cloud in a bottle

    by MetOfficeLearning 1,249 views

    In this series of videos, Tom Howard shows how to create different experiments to explain the science behind weather.

    In this video, Tom explains an experiment that demonstrates a cloud in a bottle.

    For more information visit our education website http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/education/

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    Clouds in a fizzy drink

    by MetOfficeLearning 547 views

    Karl Shepherdson explains how clouds form using some salt and a fizzy drink.

    To try out this experiment yourself, check out the Royal Meteorological Society website www.rmets.org/experiments

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    Why are clouds black?

    by MetOfficeLearning 608 views

    We know that black clouds are more likely to bring us rain than white ones, but what makes them change colour?

    In this experiment, Jenny Rourke, explains what makes clouds black. To download instructions for this experiment, visit www.rmets.org/experiments

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    Weather experiment - Hot air rises

    by MetOfficeLearning 507 views

    Sarah Grintzevitch shows a visually striking experiment to explain convection.

    To try out this experiment yourself, check out the Royal Meteorological Society website www.rmets.org/experiments

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    Weather experiment - Make your own rain gauge

    by MetOfficeLearning 249 views

    Sarah Grintzevitch explains how to make your own rain gauge using objects from around the house.

    To try out this experiment yourself, check out the Royal Meteorological Society website www.rmets.org/experiments

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    Weather experiment - How to make your own hygrometer

    by MetOfficeLearning 735 views

    In this video Geoff Jenkins explains how to make your own wet and dry bulb hygrometer. This can help you to measure relative humidity.

    For more weather experiments visit http://www.metlink.org/weather-climate-resources-teachers/ex­periments-and-demonstrations.html

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