Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit educates Greenwich Country Day students
Cubit spoke to over 100 seventh graders, engaging them with insights into meteorology.
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Jan 23, 2025, 1:17 PM
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yesterdayStudents at Greenwich Country Day School enjoyed a special treat with a visit from News 12 Storm Watch Team Meteorologist Jonathan Cubit Wednesday.
Cubit spoke to over 100 seventh graders, engaging them with insights into meteorology. The students had just completed a unit on weather, covering topics like cold and warm fronts, and various types of storms.
Teachers describe the visit as a special opportunity to learn more about the weather.
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