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1 Divide your A3 sheet into four.
For each round, draw and label what you see in the presentation, in one box. On the next round, swap your sheet with a partner, do the same as in point 2, but in a new box. It gets faster and harder with each round.

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6 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

7 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector 2 1 Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

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11 Cold Warm Cold Direction

12 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

13 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector 2 1 Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

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17 Cold Warm Cold Direction

18 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

19 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector 2 1 Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

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23 Cold Warm Cold Direction

24 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

25 Cumulonimbus Cirrus Warm Sector 2 1 Cold Warm Cold Nimbostratus Heavy rain Continuous rainfall Showers Intermittent rain Direction

26 Redraw the diagram A3 size, but explain what is happening at points 1 and 2 to bring rainfall.

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