This STEM-focused weather outreach program, ​developed by Katie Boer, has made a ​substantial impact in classrooms across the ​Pacific Northwest.

This initiative, geared towards students from ​Kindergarten to 5th grade, has successfully ​reached thousands of students in hundreds of ​classrooms through its engaging hands-on and ​interactive experiments.

Designed to captivate young minds with the ​wonders of weather science, this hands-on ​program aims to educate and inspire a lifelong ​passion for STEM subjects.

Through captivating demonstrations and interactive experiments, Katie teaches children about ​various weather phenomena such as the formation of thunderstorms, the destructive potential of ​tornadoes, the dynamics of the atmosphere, the mechanisms behind rainfall, and the intricate ​relationship between Earth and the Sun.

By fostering curiosity and encouraging exploration, the program plays a crucial role in nurturing the ​next generation of scientists and meteorologists within the community. Its impact extends beyond ​classroom walls, empowering young learners to embrace scientific inquiry and discovery from an ​early age.