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Sixth graders at Bay Minette Elementary School were visited by meteorologist Alan Sealls recently for an education about meteorology, weather, and successful living.

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“Weather” or Not at BMES

Alan Sealls, meteorologist at WKRG TV, teaching 6th graders about meteorology.

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Jayla West and Will Hodges assist Alan Sealls with a demonstration.

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Alan Sealls, Jayla West, and Will Hodges explore weather phenomena.

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Ciera McReynolds and Maykala Shoots learn about meteorology with Alan Sealls.

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Posted Monday, October 23, 2017 1:04 pm

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Sixth graders at Bay Minette Elementary School were visited by meteorologist Alan Sealls recently for an education about meteorology, weather, and successful living.

“Weather” or Not at BMES

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Thomas A. Ewing

Ribbon Cutting held for Alabama’s Original Blue Line …

Foley Fire Department experiencing major increase in …

Dads take the helm in Orange Beach