Weather Education Week

Learn how to read weather maps like Meteorologist Krystal Klei — and then try your hand at forecasting!

Follow along with Meteorologist Steve Sosna as he uses a candle and water to show you how air pressure works — in both weather and in baseball!

Check out these severe weather tips from Telemundo62 weather anchor Alondra Anaya — and see if you are ready for a scavenger hunt!

Join First Alert Meteorologist Brittney Shipp as she shows you how to use static electricity — a tiny version of the power that generates lightning — to light a light bulb!

Baseball and weather have something in common: Science, especially physics, is important to each.

Learn how to make a hovercraft — and learn about the physics powering your creation from Meteorologist Bill Henley and the Phillie Phanatic!

All week long NBC10 and the Philadelphia Phillies will bring parents and students science experiments they can do at home — learning along with the Phillie Phanatic, Phillies players and our meteorologists!

Are you a weather whiz — like NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Glenn “Hurricane” Schwartz? Take this quiz and send us a picture of your score! Plus — watch for a very special appearance by one of your Phavorite Phillies team members!

Learn how salt melts ice in winter weather! Follow along with Telemundo62 Chief Meteorologist Violeta Yas and try this experiment at home.

Listen as Telemundo62 Chief Meteorologist Violeta Yas reads from the book, “The Meteorologist in Me.”

You can make a safe tornado in a bottle! Follow along with NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Steve Sosna and try this experiment at home.

Listen as NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Brittney Shipp reads from her book, “The Meteorologist in Me.”

Understand how cold and warm air masses shape the weather! Follow along with NBC10 First Alert Meteorologist Krystal Klei and try this experiment at home.