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Children Can Still Play on a Rainy Day

Saturday_RainParents often fret over what their children can do on a rainy day.  The National Weather Service has an answer: The Young Meteorologist Program.  The offering is described this way:

“PLAN!T NOW’s Young Meteorologist Program takes you on a severe weather preparedness adventure where you’ll encounter lightning, hurricanes, tornadoes, floods and winter storms – all while learning about severe weather science and safety.”

“Developed in partnership with the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration/National Weather Service and the National Education Association, the Young Meteorologist Program offers a safe, non-threatening learning environment that shows kids what they need to do to prepare now to protect themselves and help their families when a real storm comes.  The Young Meteorologist Program centerpiece is an interactive online game featuring a 21st-century Owlie, a junior data collector for the Weather Center, who helps kids learn more about and get prepared for dealing with real life severe weather and natural hazards.”

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Image courtesy of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
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