Weather Kids

Building on the success of NBC 4 New York and Telemundo 47’s popular Weather Kids (Niños del Tiempo) classroom-based weather education program, both stations have joined with presenting sponsor Raymour & Flanigan to announce the “Weather Kids Star Teacher Awards.”

News 4 Meteorologists Matt Brickman and Maria LaRosa went to the Upper West Side to teach 80 third and fourth graders about cloud formations and vorticity using shaving cream and the air cannon. This marks the 49th Weather Kids visit to a school in the tri-state area.

NBC New York’s Matt Brickman visited the Plainfield school to show the fourth grade students some weather and science experiments demonstrating how low pressure works — as well as using shaving cream to make clouds

Raphael Miranda and Maria LaRosa paid the kids a visit.

Fourth-grade students at Jack Abrams STEM School got some hands-on knowledge about low pressure systems and snowflakes — and of course an up-close look at Storm Chaser 4.

Recognizing S.T.E.M. teachers who are making a difference in our classrooms and communities for the second consecutive year, NBC 4 New York and Telemundo 47 announced that nominations are now being accepted for their Weather Kids Star Teacher award program.

Students at Colonel David Marcus school in Midwood welcomed Storm Team 4’s Raphael Miranda, who shared with them how tornadoes form and the different types of clouds.

For the third consecutive school year, principals, administrators and science teachers at tri-state elementary schools can sign up for personalized classroom instruction led by weather experts from NBC 4 New York / WNBC and Telemundo 47 / WNJU. For more information on the popular Weather Kids / Niños del Tiempo community initiative and to request a station visit, visit nbcnewyork.com/weatherkids...

NBC 4 New York is pleased to present ‘NBC 4 Weather Kids’, a Storm Team 4 presentation for elementary school students throughout the tri-state area.

It was another exciting day inside a local school, as Storm Team 4 honored Brent Smart, a science teacher in Brownsville Ascend Lower School in Brooklyn.