It’s been a summer of climate extremes—from record-breaking heat waves to deadly flash floods to a fire season that has seen a number of acres burned well above the 10-year average.
Even Sesame Street, where sunny days once swept the clouds away, can’t seem to keep the storms at bay.A new special, Storm on Sesame Street, which aired on Aug.
3, follows Elmo and friends as they work together to get ready for a big storm, and help rebuild in its aftermath.
The episode was created to help kids better understand extreme weather as it becomes increasingly more frequent.“Extreme weather is now a reality for many families, and young children need support they can understand and trust,” Joseph Giraldi, chief operating officer of Sesame Workshop, said in a press release.
“With our Extreme Weather re…
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