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Pollution in large cities and built up areas is becoming a big problem around the world. A key aspect to fighting this problem is to understand how pollution levels change overtime.

Look at the data provided and see if you can identify the days of the week?

The UK has a very clear correlation between barometric pressure and rainfall.

Can you see what happens to the barometric pressure as the rainfall increases?

Comparing data in different areas at the same location can be a great insight into how factors such as buildings and wildlife effect the environment.

Is the solar radiation stronger in the UK or Singapore?

Most would say Singapore due to the sun being higher in sky but is this the case?

Have a look at the weather in the UK in July.

See if you can spot the cloudiest day in July?

In the early hours on the 24th of July UK had a Lighting and Thunder Storm.

Three different weather station locations have been selected in the South West; Bath, Bristol and Weston-Super-Mare

See how air temperature differs in a room depending upon the height.

Which temperature sensor is placed highest in the room and which one is placed lowest in the room?

By comparing the sound and CO2 levels in a classroom what trends can you spot

In a classroom what can produce noise?

In a classroom what can produce CO2?

How does Sound and CO2 relate?

How has the June weather been in the UK?

What links can you make about UK weather patterns?

Can you use the data to work out which days were cloudy?

By analysing the data what trends can you see that affect temperature.

Why is Bukit Timah on the 17th of June warmer than compared to NIE?