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    The document describes different weather warnings for snow in the UK in March 2018, including yellow, amber, and red warnings. Yellow warnings indicate some travel disruption, while amber warnings signify severe impacts with road and rail closures and potential risk to life. Red warnings represent dangerous conditions with risk to life and major transportation and power disruptions. Extreme weather in the UK can have economic and social impacts through disruptions to travel, power systems, and risks to life and property.

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    Module 3 Week 6

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    Year 10 Module 3, Week 6 – Extreme Weather

    Study the information below about extreme weather in the UK in March 2018.
     
    Snow warnings
    Yellow:
    •     Some impacts
    •     Disrupted travel
    Amber:
    •     Severe impacts
    •     Road and rail closures
    •     Potential risk to life and
    buildings
    Red:
    •     Dangerous weather
    •     Risk to life
    •     Major disruption to travel
    and power supplies

    Suggest how extreme weather in the UK can have economic and social impacts.

    Use the information above and your own understanding.

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