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Explore the exciting science of weather in our brand-new Weather Wonders exhibit! Discover your Climate Action Hero identity, step inside the Whirlwind Room to experience a tornado, and test your knowledge with the Interactive Habitat Match-Up, learning how weather shapes ecosystems.<\/p>\n
Made possible by the Clayton Foundation, in partnership with the National Children\u2019s Museum and the Children\u2019s Museum of Pittsburgh, this exhibit brings hands-on learning to life.<\/p>\n
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