Jonathan Cubit visits students at the Greenwich Japanese School
Storm Watch Team meteorologist Jonathan Cubit visited the Greenwich Japanese School. Jonathan spoke to students about the weather, meteorology and what it's like to work in TV. Check it out here!
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14ds agoStorm Team Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit visited students at the Greenwich Japanese School on Wednesday.
Students are currently learning about different types of media, including broadcasting.
Jonathan spoke to the group about the weather, meteorology and what it's like to work in television.
He also went live with the students during his weather forecasts.
"I thought News 12 was the best visitor to come," says Kazumi Selby, the school's manager.
The students weren't the only ones who learned something - they also taught Jonathan Japanese.
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