NORTHWEST TALLAHASSEE, FL (WTXL) — School is back in session, and students at Springwood Elementary have big hopes for the weather ahead.
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Meteorologist Jillian Preite visited the school to ask students one question: What kind of weather do you hope to see this school year?
Instead of answering with words, the students answered with drawings.
The results covered just about everything — sunshine, rain, snow, and more.
One student drew a sunny day filled with flowers, including a red tulip, a sunflower, a daisy, a poppy, a bluebell, and an orange tulip.
"Beause I want to smell all the flowers," Brooklyn said.
Another student went with rain.
"I drew buildings, and a car, and my umbrella so I won't get wet," Zuriah said.
One drawing featured a snowman, stars, a flower, a house complete with a bedroom, kitchen, windows, and a car.
"This is a snowman, and this is a moon, and then these are stars," Kingston said.
By the looks of it, these students have a lot on their weather wish list for this school year.
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