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Can I come back to the school please

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Good job boring me death

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Indicud 4/23

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Where did you get your facts?

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Do I get extra credit since I'm on this at home?

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Except in the mountains, the climate of Cuba is semitropical or temperate. The average minimum temperature is 21° C (70° F ), the average maximum (81° F ). The mean temperature at Havana is about 77° F . The trade winds and sea breezes make coastal areas more habitable than temperature alone would indicate. Cuba has a rainy season from May to October. The mountain areas have an average precipitation of more than 180 cm, most of the lowland area has from 90 to 140 cm annually; and the area around Guantánamo Bay has less than 65 cm Droughts are common. Cuba's eastern coast is often hit by hurricanes from August to October, resulting in great economic loss

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Except in the mountains, the climate of Cuba is semitropical or temperate. The average minimum temperature is 21° C (70° F ), the average maximum (81° F ). The mean temperature at Havana is about 77° F . The trade winds and sea breezes make coastal areas more habitable than temperature alone would indicate. Cuba has a rainy season from May to October. The mountain areas have an average precipitation of more than 180 cm, most of the lowland area has from 90 to 140 cm annually; and the area around Guantánamo Bay has less than 65 cm Droughts are common. Cuba's eastern coast is often hit by hurricanes from August to October, resulting in great economic loss

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Hot Cities 16 - Havana Cuba 4 - Surviving the Storm - BBC Environmental Documentary

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Hot Cities 16 - Havana Cuba 4 - Surviving the Storm - BBC Environmental Documentary, recorded 27.11.2009 "Surviving the Storm" - With overflowing populations the world's biggest cities are on the front line of the relentless advance of Climate Change. How will the megacities cope?