Wales

Yes, Jupiter is visible from Wales, as it is one of the brightest objects in the night sky and can be easily spotted with the naked eye. Its visibility may be influenced by factors like light pollution and weather conditions, but on clear nights, it can often be seen in the southern sky.

No, not really. Tsunami's are usually caused by undersea earthquakes, and the British Isles are a long way from any geological faultlines that can trigger these. It sometimes gets terrible storms, which rough seas and high waves, but not the massive tidal waves that can devastate parts of the Far East.

The last recorded incident of anything like a tsunami in Wales was in 1607, when a massive tidal surge swept up the Bristol Channel which divides South Wales from South-West England. The exact death toll is not known, but is thought to have been in the region of 1500- the cause also remains a mystery.

There is only one type of global warming, the increase in temperature averaged all over the planet. The results of global warming, that is, climate change, will be different around the world. Changes in the Gulf Stream may make Wales colder initially rather than warmer, for example.

Having studied the aerial view of Borth on Google Earth - there are groynes at regular intervals from Upper Borth to Ynyslas.

The distance from the equator to Cardiff, Wales is approximately 3,500 miles.

latitude/longitude of Snowdon is 53°4'N, 4°5'W

The Aberfan landslide (also known as the Aberfan disaster) occurred in the village of Aberfan, in Wales on Friday 21 October 1966.

A spoil heap from the Merthyr Vale Colliery which was deposited on the side of Mynydd Merthyr above the village primary school collapsed leading to the formation of a debris flow which ran at very high speed down the hill side destroying a number of houses and ultimately burying the school in over 30 feet (10 metres) of thick mud and rubble. This resulted in the deaths of 116 children and 28 adults.

It was caused by the tipping of spoil onto a site on the hill side where water out flowed in a series of springs. There had been a period of heavy rainfall in the days before the landslide which had caused water to build up within the colliery debris pile. This acted to increase the pore water pressure within the material (this acts to force soil or rock particles apart, causing a decrease in the effective stress of the material essentially making it weaker) and ultimately resulted in a circular slip failure occurring in the slope. This acted to drive up the pore pressure even further causing the fine grained material in the debris pile to effectively liquefy and it was this material that flowed at high speed down the slope carrying larger debris with it that caused the destruction in the village.

The inquiry into the disaster ultimately found that the cause was due to the lack of control over the tipping of debris and a lack of understanding of slope stability issues by the mining engineers running the colliery who concentrated on the safety of the under ground excavations rather than the debris piles produced by mining. Previous instability in the spoil piles had been ignored.

As a result of the disaster and the ensuing enquiry, new legislation was created to remedy the absence of laws and regulations governing the safety and stability of mine and quarry waste tips.

The disaster also had a significant impact on the small community of Aberfan. Local doctors reported an increase in depression and alcohol related health problems after the disaster.

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Wales last experienced a widespread White Christmas in 2004, with snow covering a significant portion of the country. Since then, there have been occasional isolated instances of snow on Christmas Day in some parts of Wales, but a widespread White Christmas has not occurred.

Sun sun sun! In winter it goes down to about -20 degrees centigrade and there's lots of snow- lots of famous skiing races our held in the mountains of North Wales around the Snowdonia area. In the summer it can get up to around 45 degrees centigrade with lots of sun all year round. The welsh climate is fantastic!

The highest rainfall in Wales typically occurs in the western mountainous regions, particularly in the Snowdonia and Brecon Beacons National Parks. These areas experience high levels of precipitation due to their elevation and exposure to prevailing westerly winds carrying moisture from the Atlantic Ocean.

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yes.. firework display is at 7.15pm on Saturday 1st November 2008

leeks, goats, sheeps, dogs, cats, elephants, tigers are all types of things you find in wales cause i live there but some are in zoos

Snowdonia is located in the northwest of Wales in the United Kingdom. It is known for its rugged mountains, stunning scenery, and outdoor activities such as hiking and climbing. Snowdon, the highest mountain in Wales, is located within the Snowdonia National Park.

if you mean weather then I can tell you that Wales have winter, spring, summer and autumn. If that's not what you meant then maybe a more specific question would help you get the correct answer :-)

It is not accurate to make generalizations about an entire group of people being rude. Individuals may have different personalities and behaviors regardless of their nationality. It is important to avoid stereotypes and instead focus on treating individuals with respect and understanding.

Important people in the Welsh Assembly include the First Minister of Wales, the Leader of the Opposition, the Presiding Officer, and Cabinet members. Other prominent figures include the Welsh Government ministers and Assembly committee chairs.

According to a report by the Welsh Government, around 4% of adults in Wales have very poor literacy skills and struggle with reading. This equates to approximately 180,000 adults.

As of 2021, approximately 200,000 people in Wales have been diagnosed with diabetes. This number is expected to continue rising due to various factors like an aging population and lifestyle changes. Regular monitoring and public health initiatives are being implemented to address this growing health concern.

Can you be more specific on what mudslide your are refering to plaase

Jones is the most popular surname In Wales.