Orchard Hills Elementary School learns about weather changes, season from News 12 meteorologist
News 12 Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit visited students in Milford.
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17h agoNews 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit spoke with third graders about the seasons and the weather changes that each season brings.
He gave the kids a chance to act as meteorologists.
The students are currently learning about weather and climate in school.
The school says Cubit’s visit is important for the community connection and helping students understand weather changes.
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