News 12 Storm Watch Team meteorologist Jonathan Cubit visits students at Norwalk's Wolfpit Integrated Arts School
Cubit spoke to fourth graders about weather changes and severe storms.
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Nov 25, 2024, 10:09 PM
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8h agoNews 12 Storm Watch Team meteorologist Jonathan Cubit visited Wolfpit Integrated Arts School in Norwalk on Monday.
Cubit spoke to fourth graders about weather changes and severe storms.
Teacher Day Mitchell says the students are currently learning about natural disasters, weather patterns and more.
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