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The University of Georgia recently received two automated weather stations from the WeatherSTEM network, a nationwide network of weather observers focusing on improving education on atmospheric and other sciences like oceanography and astronomy.   You can see the output from our stations by going to https://athensclarke.weatherstem.com/ or visit WeatherSTEM for more information at https://www.weatherstem.com/.

WeatherSTEM provides educational modules to K12 educators on weather and climate-related topics, among other subjects.  One of their newest modules for grades 6-12 is on climate variability.   You can view that module at  https://learn.weatherstem.com/modules/learn/lessons/131/index.html or look at the entire list of modules at https://leon.weatherstem.com/learn.  If you work with kids or know someone who does (like a 4-H leader) you might be interested in seeing what they have to offer.

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