#FirstAlertWeatherSchool - Twitter Hashtag

over 6 years ago

There is NO SEVERE weather today, but I thought this might be a great task for you to complete with the kids' at home. Gathering a few simple items & put together a severe weather plan for your family. Here are some suggestions of items you may need... #FirstAlertWeatherSchool

WeatherKimberly's tweet photo. There is NO SEVERE weather today, but I thought this might be a great task for you to complete with the kids' at home. Gathering a few simple items & put together a severe weather plan for your family. Here are some suggestions of items you may need... #FirstAlertWeatherSchool https://t.co/8ih5vsjSvH

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Kimberly Newman @WeatherKimberly

over 6 years ago

Did you know... When the jet stream is 'stable', weather patterns zip across the country from west to east, without any obstacles. When the jet stream is wavy, it creates a much more unstable environment for producing storms, cold snaps, and strong winds. #FirstAlertWeatherSchool

WeatherKimberly's tweet photo. Did you know... When the jet stream is 'stable', weather patterns zip across the country from west to east, without any obstacles. When the jet stream is wavy, it creates a much more unstable environment for producing storms, cold snaps, and strong winds. #FirstAlertWeatherSchool https://t.co/3W8JgMHsu1

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Kimberly Newman @WeatherKimberly

over 6 years ago

See which ones you can spot today!! In higher altitudes, Cirrus clouds can create a thin, wispy look. In middle-altitudes, altostratus clouds grow by condensation as warm air rises and cools through the atmosphere. #TypesofClouds #FirstAlertWeatherSchool

WeatherKimberly's tweet photo. See which ones you can spot today!! In higher altitudes, Cirrus clouds can create a thin, wispy look. In middle-altitudes, altostratus clouds grow by condensation as warm air rises and cools through the atmosphere. #TypesofClouds #FirstAlertWeatherSchool https://t.co/jaZepQPmnN

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Kimberly Newman @WeatherKimberly

over 6 years ago

A solar flare is high-energy radiation that erupts from the sun's surface & causes electromagnetic disturbances on the earth. Scientists have been able to prove the impact of solar flares on electronics and long-range radio communications. #FirstAlertWeatherSchool

WeatherKimberly's tweet photo. A solar flare is high-energy radiation that erupts from the sun's surface & causes electromagnetic disturbances on the earth. Scientists have been able to prove the impact of solar flares on electronics and long-range radio communications. #FirstAlertWeatherSchool https://t.co/hprWZGldgP

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Kimberly Newman @WeatherKimberly

over 6 years ago

So many of you had such a positive response to this morning's Sodium Polyacrylate (fake SNOW) experiment during #FirstAlertWeatherSchool Here is just one of the many places where you can buy it: https://t.co/ic6trNQYaH

WeatherKimberly's tweet photo. So many of you had such a positive response to this morning's Sodium Polyacrylate (fake SNOW) experiment during #FirstAlertWeatherSchool

Here is just one of the many places where you can buy it:

https://t.co/ic6trNQYaH https://t.co/aumP6f9wFy

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Kimberly Newman @WeatherKimberly

over 6 years ago

Today in #FirstAlertWeatherSchool, we discussed different types of precipitation! From the basics-- rain, hail, snow-- to the more complex--Graupel, sleet, freezing rain. What topics would you like to learn more about in the future?

WeatherKimberly's tweet photo. Today in #FirstAlertWeatherSchool, we discussed different types of precipitation! From the basics-- rain, hail, snow-- to the more complex--Graupel, sleet, freezing rain.
What topics would you like to learn more about in the future? https://t.co/zFIpf7tYWj

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Kimberly Newman @WeatherKimberly

over 6 years ago

LEARN FROM HOME: Why are sunsets red? Within the spectrum of visible light, the color red has the LONGEST wavelength, allowing us to see it best as other colors scatter and fail to reach our field of vision. #TheMoreYouKnow #FirstAlertWeatherSchool

WeatherKimberly's tweet photo. LEARN FROM HOME: Why are sunsets red? Within the spectrum of visible light, the color red has the LONGEST wavelength, allowing us to see it best as other colors scatter and fail to reach our field of vision. #TheMoreYouKnow #FirstAlertWeatherSchool https://t.co/VA7DR7dieC

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