Meteorologist Britta Merwin visited students at Almeda Elementary School.

Britta's Weather Lab stopped by Atkinson Elementary School in Pasadena ISD.

Britta's Weather Lab stopped by St. Clare of Assisi Catholic School in Clear Lake.

Britta's Weather Lab stopped by Rita Drabek Elementary School in Fort Bend ISD.

Meteorologist Britta Merwin explains the water cycle with a cloud in a jab experiment.

Meteorologist Britta Merwin shows you how to extinguish a flame using invisible gas.

Meteorologist Britta Merwin explains how you can take dry ice from the solid phase, to the gas phase and skipping the liquid phase.

Meteorologist Britta Merwin explains how you can pass a bucket of water over your head without getting wet.

KPRC 2 Meteorologist Britta Merwin shows you how to make a chemical reaction using a balloon, baking soda and vinegar.

The atmosphere is like a birthday cake. Imagine layers of cake, filling and icing. Each layer having a different temperature. Delicious and informative!

Rainbows look magical, but rainbows are pure science!

The key to all weather is that warm air rises. Warm air is less dense and rises high into the atmosphere. It runs into cool air where condensation occurs and clouds start...

Lightning is very powerful, but also fascinating to learn about. Here's how lightning works:

Hurricanes can last for more than two weeks and travel thousands of miles across the world's oceans. Hurricanes often start as a group of thunderstorms off the coast of A...