- Yeah.
Hey guys, it's me, Milo.
Welcome to my Monster School's vlog
where I tell you all the neat stuff I learned
in monster school.
Today I had to wear my raincoat
and my boots to school
because it was so rainy
and guess what else happened?
My umbrella almost blew away
because it was windy too.
(Milo gasps and wind howls)
Don't blow away, umbrella.
Big, heavy drops of water
fell from the clouds all morning.
(rain patters and Milo grunts)
This is what I call some persistent precipitation.
I was a little sad
that it was too wet to go out for recess.
I wish we could have gone out to splash in the puddles,
splashety, splashety,
taking a bathety
outside in the rain.
Splash, splash.
It's not the same.
I was also kind of happy we stayed inside
because after lunch, a thunderstorm passed through.
You know what a thunderstorm is, right?
(light switch clicks)
That was lightning flashing through the sky.
(light switch clicks)
After you see the lightning,
you hear ba boom.
Ba boom.
That's the sound of thunder.
Oh.
Guess what?
Thunder and lightning used to scare me.
A lot of my classmates were scared too
but then our teacher, Mrs. Gigantorini
had us sit in a circle
so that we could be brave together.
She told us there was nothing to be afraid of.
We were safe inside.
Mrs. Gigantorini told us
about all kinds of weather like snow.
It snows when it's really cold.
Snow comes from the clouds, like rain
but inside the clouds the water droplets freeze
and become ice crystals.
They get so big and heavy
they fall to earth and snowflakes.
(Milo hums)
Here's a snowflake.
It's so cool looking.
Here's another one.
It's made of paper, yeah.
Real snowflakes aren't this big.
They're super duper teeny tiny.
If you catch any real snowflakes
you have to look at them real fast
before they melt like this.
Got it?
My teacher also told us
about another kind of weather.
Tornadoes.
This is a tornado.
Sometimes they form when thunderstorm clouds
come together and the air spins around
on the ground real fast.
We got cows.
They spin like this.
(Milo grunts)
I need help, I need help.
Uncle Henry.
(Milo screams)
Now the room really is spinning.
I just need a second.
(Milo gasps)
Tornadoes are very powerful
as you just saw.
The spinning air can rip the roofs off houses
and rip trees right out of the ground.
Momster, how strong is our roof?
I live on the top floor, you know.
It's a concern.
And there's something worse.
It's called a hurricane.
My teacher says we don't get tornadoes or hurricanes
around here but if we see one
we gotta stay away from them.
You don't have to tell me twice.
So, I raised my hand
and I asked my teacher
is there any kind of nice weather?
You know, the kind that doesn't rip the roofs off houses?
You know, happy, feel good weather?
(Milo hums)
Her answer was yes.
Sunny weather is pretty nice weather.
You know what sunny weather is, right?
It's when the sun is shining.
Not like today.
Hey look, the rain has stopped
and the sun is shining.
Yay, the sun is shining.
I love the feeling of sun on my fur.
Even when it's a little cold out
or a little hot out,
the bright sun feels so good.
It makes my heart happy.
This is a Milo public service announcement.
The sun feels very good
but too much sun is bad for you.
Wear sunblock.
Sure, it feels kind of gross
but you have to protect yourself.
You'll thank me when you're a gazillion years old
but still look like you're six.
This has been a Milo public service announcement.
Beep.
I can't wait to go outside and play.
I'm gonna go right now
before the weather gets rainy or snowy
or thunderstorm-y or tornado-y.
Oops, oops, I forgot.
That's it for my Monster School vlog today.
Hope you liked it.
See you later, monster-gators.
Oh boy.
(lively music)
Oh no, oh no, my momster said
it looks like a tornado came through my room.
No.
That's just how I left it.
- [Child] Whoa.