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Do you get wetter if you run or walk in the rain?
Planet Earth
Reality Check
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Does the February heatwave mean the UK climate is changing?
Planet Earth
Why do low-pressure systems turn anticlockwise?
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You think you’re cold? Here are some amazing photos of chilly people in freezing places
Planet Earth
Bacteria controls the weather
Planet Earth
Can trees predict the weather?
Everyday science
Why does rain smell so good?
Planet Earth
Why (and how) does dew form?
Planet Earth
What has been causing 2018’s summer heatwave?
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What’s going on with the weather? – Dann Mitchell
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Is it better to walk or run in the rain?
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How nature can help you predict the weather
Planet Earth
Watching the climate change
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Why is there a ‘wind chill factor’ in weather forecasts?
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How to stop a hurricane
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