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National Weatherperson's Day is a special day on February 5th to say thank you to the people who predict the weather. These weather experts help us know if it will be sunny, rainy, snowy, or stormy. By sharing important weather news, they help keep people safe and help us plan our days. This day also celebrates the birthday of John Jeffries, one of the first weather observers in the United States. It's a way to show appreciation for the hard work weatherpeople do to help with our safety and understanding of the weather every day.
How to celebrate National Weatherpersons Day?
Gather your friends and create a weather-themed party. Start with a fun game where you all guess the weather for the week. Make weather crafts like paper suns, clouds, or rainbows. Dress up as different weather elements, like wearing a sun hat or a raincoat. You can even bake cookies shaped like clouds or snowflakes. Watch a weather documentary or a fun weather video. Send thank-you notes or drawings to your local weatherperson to show appreciation for their work. Lastly, make a weather station in your room using thermometers and rain gauges to keep track of the weather at home.
Where National Weatherpersons Day is celebrated?
- - United States
- - Australia
