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Weather can be mysterious, exciting and sometimes dangerous.  That’s why Bay News 9 created Project Weather to help provide kids with the information they need to stay safe.  Project Weather is made up of interactive educational resources to help prepare students for the future.

Students will need skills in science, technology, engineering or math for 80% of jobs in the next 10 years.  Therefore, educating kids about weather sciences is the perfect subject for the Bay News 9 Weather Experts!  Bay News 9, exclusively on 

The Project Weather Scholarship Contest is a one-time award of $1,000 presented to seven high school seniors who excel in science. 

The scholarship is granted as a part of Bay News 9's commitment to educating children about science and weather.

The 2013 winners are: Elizabeth Brannock of Citrus High School in Citrus County; Alyssa Cooper of Nature Coast Technical High School in Hernando County; Rachel Erickson of King High School in Hillsborough County; Anna Shah of Southeast High School in Manatee County; Roshni Patel of Land O'Lakes High School in Pasco County; Ashley Klein of Osceola Fundamental High School in Pinellas County and Miranda Schwabe of Bartow High School in Polk County.

For 2013 Project Weather Scholarship Contest:

• Instructions (.pdf)
• Application (.pdf)
• Essay form (.pdf)
• Official rules (.pdf)

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Bay News 9 is your resource for science-related educational materials.

These can be used by public and private school teachers and home schoolers. Even Cub Scouts and Girl Scouts can use the resources for badge requirements.  Also check out Cable in the Classroom supported by our parent company Bright House Networks.

Periodically check back on the Project Weather page for new information.