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Thunderstorms shift from feared noise to a subject of study
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1. What effect did the second-grade weather study unit and its concluding play, The Weather Show, have on the narrator?
2. Which experience was associated with the narrator’s childhood fear of thunderstorms?
3. How did the narrator’s parents respond as the narrator’s interest in weather grew?
What play concluded the narrator’s second-grade weather study unit?
The Weather Show.
What effects did The Weather Show have on the narrator?
It sparked an interest in weather and reduced their fear.
What does a meteorologist study?
The weather.
In which grade did the narrator decide to become a meteorologist?
Eighth grade.
In which month and year did the narrator witness the Lake Chelan lightning storm?
August 2013.
What did the narrator witness during a family vacation at Lake Chelan?
A prolonged lightning storm.
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