MSB Kicks Up a Storm

Seat belts everyone. Please let this be a normal field trip with a friend. Cruising on that Main Street. You relax and feel good. Next thing that you know you see it. Swinging the stars take a nap that human testing pick your sacrifice at my school, but Apigee. Stop the river of lava. I'm not your school bus. That's not your project to the sea. Come on in and don't be shy just to make your day complete. You might get back into my own and I can still give you something so why do you come on your magic school bus. It's too darn hot? Even the thermometers sweating. Oh boy. I never thought I'd say this, but if we could get miss frizzle to shrink us, we could all fit in that tub. It is precisely 99°F in here. That's 37°C. Am I old school? We measured in metric. Gonna be no more. It ain't gonna ring no more it ain't gonna rain a little more. Miss frizzle. Don't say that. What good is my rate catcher for ain't gonna rain no more? It's so hot. What we need is rain and lots of it. Oh, that's what I love about the weather. It's always changing. Where does she get her clothes? Do you know what we really need? A thunderstorm. A thunderstorm. You mean with lightning and thunder? What else? My thunder storm would clear out all this money stuff. And I've changed my mind. I don't mind sweating, really. I've heard it's good for you. Wouldn't it be me if I could make a thunderstorm? It'd be Ralphie to the left? What I could never do that. It's too big a job for a kid, but it's a perfect job for me. Rocky, earth to Ralphie. Come in, Ralphie. Oh, um, sorry, miss frizzle. How would you like to join our discussion about weather? Sure. Well, there is my specialty. Since when? Weather is how all the air around us is right now. Yeah, it's horrible. Since you're so hot on the weather Ralphie, tell us what makes the weather cool and clear one day and hot and human the next. That's easy. Why garbage? Weatherman, Ralphie, you've been reading too many superhero comic books. Besides, it's water that makes a weather. You know, water as in rain. According to my research Carlos, it's air that makes the weather. Wind is moving air. No, no, no. Let's get this straight. Heat makes the weather. As in the heat from the sun. All of you are right. You have just named three ingredients, air, water, and heat. That when stirred together, make weather. And who do you think does all the stirring? What is your man? He can even make thunderstorms. Come on, Ralphie. Weatherman. The heat must be getting to you. Oh yeah, what do you know? Plenty. Oh yeah, yeah. I'm afraid I must interrupt this lively debate. It's time for our field trip. Huh? A field trip. In this case, just look at the weather. Excellent suggestion, Arnold. It is. Liz, why don't you go warm up the bus? Isn't it hot enough already? Oh, and you could go with her Ralphie. To let us know in everything is ready. Me? But I'm not finished telling you about weatherman. What's to tell Ralphie? Just because you don't believe in weatherman doesn't mean he doesn't exist. Ralphie thinks he knows everything. I mean weather man, give me a break. Oh, well, Keisha, as I always say. Keep an open mind and you never know who will walk in. Single file, please. I think I'll set up my rain catch in here. Just in case it rains while we're gone. Dang. Look at that. I wonder what all that stuff is for. I hope the air conditioning still works. Well done. Faster than lightning. Cooler than rain. Louder than thunder. Welcome back. This is it. I've always wanted to do a superhero comic book. I'll call it the adventures of weatherman. Tim, if Ralphie's weatherman, then I'm the queen of England. Your majesty? For my first adventure, I weather man. We'll show you how I make weather. I will even make a button or a storm. Won't I miss frizzle? I don't see why not, whether man. Teaching here that is grizzled, called him weatherman. Now the heat's getting to her. First, we shall bravely go where no puss has gone before. And explore one of weather's major ingredients. There. Air excuse me, but anybody can explore air. It's all over the place. You think I mean plain old sitting around doing nothing here? I'm talking moving here. Moving air makes weather. Shit. Sorry, Ralphie. The only moving air in here is the hot air coming from your mouth. Ew. Okay. Fine. Then I weather men will bravely go and explore moving air. And I for one shall bravely follow. Glass. All right, if you say so. Hey Ralphie, do you have any idea what you're doing? I am wondering. Of course I know what I'm doing. Now, what am I doing? Oh, what the heck? I think that was the wrong button. Maybe if I do this. Excellent choice, Ralphie. Really? Well, he wants to do the laws. Boom. He pinches a weatherman. Check the what? Gone with the Wind. I feel like it's a feather. Maybe you're not Leatherman, but better man. Oh no, that's what I call moving air. I didn't mean to blow them away, miss frizzle. Honey. Good work weather man. And miss frizzle level with me. Am I really weatherman? You have three ingredients to make weather. Wind heat and water. It's up to you to stir them together, and I always say, take chances, make mistakes. Get messy. Oh, exactly. Only pick some oomph into it weather man. You already know a lot about the weather. That's right. I weather man. Have full care to make wins. So. What are you waiting for? Are you serious? What's this? Look, look, no Brown. So I think I should have stayed home today. Listen, you guys already did was push a button. Isn't it great? You can see from miles. You call sunny it is over there. And look at that humongous clown. Too bad as nowhere near my rain catcher. It looks like a thunder cloud. Good thing it's nowhere near us. According to my research, weather is different in different places, right? Right. I'll come. Because Wanda, different combinations of wind, water and yeast make different kinds of weather, right where the man. I could have said it better myself, miss frizzle. All the poor though possible people. Excellent demonstration of winds. Yeah. How'd you do it wrong? Well, Tim, it's as easy as. Hey. Who's this Ralphie? You keep talking about your mouth and you are not weatherman. Ralphie, wait a minute. What's the matter? We were all blown away by the experience, right? So Ralphie can turn a fan on a big deal. I'm still waiting for that thunderstorm you promised. The world isn't filled with big fans, you know? So what really makes the win? I will answer that question, Ralphie, but you're not gonna get out of making that thunderstorm. What really makes the wind is a combination of air and heat. For example, the sun heats the earth. The earth heats the air and this warmer air rises. When the warm air rises more air has to take its place, so cooler air comes. And this movement of air creates wind. Very good Keisha. Right. And now how about that thunderstorm? Okey dokey. One thunderstorm coming later. And some feet. What are you doing? Oh, just a little experiment. Weatherman just made an updraft. He did? Of course I did. Wonder man just made it up track. I supposed myself. I salute my ultra. What's an updraft? And updraft is warm air that blows up instead of sideways. I mean, like he rising out of a toaster. That's a very good example of a very small one, Phoebe. But if an updraft is going to make any difference to the weather, it had to be pretty big, right? What's that an off track rider? How about can you make clouds too? Of course, Wanda. After all, you need clouds for a thunderstorm. Want that door stand? I can't believe you're buying in this. You need to add water. I learned that in my old school weather man. Thank you, Phoebe. Yes. Clouds are made of water. Weather man will now make a clown. I give up. Now what's happening to us? What? Arnold, this is ridiculous. Thanks to weatherman, you guys are all wet. Time to break out the watercolors. We're changing again. Oh, brother man has turned us from water into Titan. It's a water droplets. Keep together class. This is 5. Clouds are made up of millions of tiny tiny little water droplets. Really made a cloud. Thanks to weatherman. I knew I should have brought a sweater. It's cold up here. Cold is. Free. Oh, we're turning into ice crystals. Oh, I love this part. We're unique. We're beautiful. We're also falling. Good observation Carlos. When ice crystals in a cloud, bro and stick together, they get heavy. But now we're getting warmer. Which must be why we're mounting welcome on May brain. You are not weather man. Oh, stop being such a. That was fantastic. What a surprise. Come on, weatherman. Let's do it again. Okay, Ralphie, you made a little cloud. A little rain, but you still haven't made the thunderstorm you promised. Whether man will not disappoint you. Will we miss frizzle? Absolutely not. I'm heating it. Make a try enough trap. Add water. Wrapping. For milk rain. For the man? Not now. Arnold. More heat. More water before wind. Oh, what's the use? Oh, never do it. Never say never. Oh no. Oh, it isn't this thrilling class. We are inside a thunderstorm. Yep, I was right. I should have stayed home today. Oh, you're perfectly safe, Arnold. The bus is equipped with the best lightning shield available. Do you have an extra one in my size? Four moist air scrapes up. And a huge updraft. Look, it's raining up. And wash her in the rising updraft pools, condensing into clouds. And if it gets cold enough, the moisture tends to wet class. Anyone. Ice crystals. Since snow. And what happens when the snow gets heavy enough? Oh no. It's fall. Oh, yes. Yes, and let's not forget lightning. And thunder. Good forget. I can't take this anymore. I've got to make it stop. I'm sorry with a man, but I thought the head like this won't stop until it's all rained out. I can't wait until then. Relax. It's just like being on a roller coaster. But I hate roller coasters more than anything on the whole line world. Listen, you guys. I know this might come as a big shock to you, but. I am not weatherman. It was lenses. I didn't do anything. I don't know anything about the weather. I just want to go home. You can get us out of this. It doesn't matter whether your weatherman allows me. No tense about the weather. No I don't. I was thinking it. I was just pulling levers and so on. See, I don't even know enough not to mess with this shrink or. Forget about that. There must be something that can get us out of here. Come on, weather man. Are you sure could you say that again? Come on, weatherman. Thanks. Jeez. You called me weatherman. Come forward. Okay. How did it get out of here? Ouch. Miss frizzle. Yes, weather man. You said the storm master rain itself out. Didn't you? That's right. Out, down, up. Up with the updraft. A freeze. Fall. Melt. Melted snow, falling, falling down. Down and out. That's it. What's it? I want the Mac will lead you out of this. Follow me. Come on. Bravo snowflake. Kepner. 5. What's that in the snow rider? Good work, bust. Excuse me. My snow is melting. We're getting rained out. Way to go weatherman. Thanks, Keisha. I couldn't have done it without you. My ranch acts are worth. See? It's already rain. One inch was 8 kids of one teacher. Excellent Carlos. This is socks. Storm. Okay, we got out of the thunderstorm. Now how do we get out of The Rain catcher? Yes, that's it. Chapter 6 with a man beat the giant lizard. Wait an entire day made it home. Thanks to weatherman. On adding. Not bad, huh? It's great, Tim. And I sure am glad to be out of that costume. It's amazing to win water and heat can make such a huge storm. And those same ingredients can also make a beautiful sunny day. It's all in the mixing. I've learned a lot about how weather gets made. But there's one thing I know for sure. And what's that, Ralphie? From now on, I'm gonna leave the job of whether making up to laugh the woman. She's not a couple. Keisha, you can't be where the woman anymore than I can be with her man. Why not? Because the job is bigger than both of us. As I always say, the sugar. Is this the magic school bus? Is this the magic of us? I'll get it. I don't know. Hello. Magic school was producer. Producers. Very good. Thank you. I'm studying a few flower woman. Are you? Yeah, tell me. Okay. What is weather? Weather is what the air is like above us. All the way to the highest clouds, as well as all around us. Good. Come on. Ask me another one. True or false. Most rain drops start out as ice or snow. True. And sometimes in a thunderstorm, you even get hail, which hits the ground before it can melt. You are one sharp kid, kid. I taught you. I'm studying up to be Wonder Woman. She got she packed up. Ask me another one. Okay, we talked about three ingredients, but we left out another important ingredient. Plant. For example, now let's get push air up. Making thunderstorms. Now let's also keep right away. The land is another weather ingredient. That's right. Weather isn't quite as simple as weatherman made it hard to. You can get pretty confident. Which may be why we still can't tell for sure today. But the weather is going to be like tomorrow. You got it. One more question. Shoot. Are you really studying to be where the woman? Of course not. There is no such thing as weather woman. Nobody makes the weather. Not even weather lizard. You're kidding, aren't you? Of course we are. Whoever heard of whether this method. Surfing on sine wave, swinging, stars take their nephew and Destin, pick your sack on my best mom on the magic stupid. Come on in and don't be shy. Just to make your day compete. You might get back into my own school but get the inside here so wider.