Chief Meteorologist Mark Scirto shared his severe weather knowledge with East Texas classrooms in a live Project Tornado presentation.

2022 Project Tornado booklet.

Mark Scirto shared personal stories from his experience as a meteorologist and answered questions from classrooms concerning safety at home and on the road, wind patterns, lightning, flooding, and suggestions on the best way to prepare for a tornado.

To download the booklet, click on the arrow in the bottom right corner. A separate window will open and you can download the book from there.

Chief Meteorologist Mark Scirto has been taking his Project Tornado program into East Texas schools for more than 30 years, teaching students about safety during severe weather and how to stay prepared.

Chief Meteorologist Mark Scirto has been taking his Project Tornado program into East Texas schools for 30 years, teaching students about safety during severe weather and how to stay prepared.

To download the booklet, click on the arrow in the bottom right corner. A separate window will open and you can download the book from there.

Learn what to do if a tornado hits your area. Watch "Project Tornado Live on East Texas Now" at 9 a.m. April 24.

Print a copy of the Project Tornado booklet and stay prepared for severe weather when it strikes. Let the KTRE 9 First Alert Weather Team help you stay weather aware.

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Chief Meteorologist, Mark Scirto has been taking his Project Tornado program into East Texas schools for 30 years. This morning at 9 a.m. he will be doing that presentation on East Texas Now.

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