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    The document is a worksheet asking students to analyze a weather chart for mid-November and complete a table with approximate readings for different locations based on their understanding of anticyclones, depressions, and fronts in winter weather. Students are asked to indicate whether each location would be warmer or colder, have stronger or lighter winds than other locations based on their positions relative to these weather systems.

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    The document is a worksheet asking students to analyze a weather chart for mid-November and complete a table with approximate readings for different locations based on their understanding of anticyclones, depressions, and fronts in winter weather. Students are asked to indicate whether each location would be warmer or colder, have stronger or lighter winds than other locations based on their positions relative to these weather systems.

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    Understanding weather charts


    Worksheet 2 - extension exercise

    Study the chart below. This chart is for mid-November. If working on a PC, print out a copy of this page.
    Then using your knowledge of the characteristics of anticyclones, depressions and fronts in winter,
    complete the table below with approximate readings.

    There is no one correct answer. Your values should simply indicate the typical values and the variations
    between each location. For example, should location A be warmer or colder than location B? Should
    location E have stronger or lighter winds than location D?

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