Jonathan Cubit visits students at Orchard Hills Elementary School in Milford
Students learned about the seasons, meteorology and weather and got to see Thunderbolt 12.
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5ds agoStorm Team Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit visited kindergarteners at Orchard Hills Elementary School in Milford on Wednesday.
Students learned about the seasons, meteorology and weather and got to see Thunderbolt 12.
Jonathan also went live with the students during his weather forecasts.
"The students love to learn about the world around them. They are very enthusiastic about all the different types of weather and how to learn about it and experiencing it," says Robin Tobin, STEM educator at Orchard Hills.
Weather is part of the class' science curriculum.
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