Families gather at Science Spectrum for Severe Weather Awareness Day
By Jayden Santos
Published on March 22, 2026.
Families and community members gathered at the Science Spectrum to learn about severe weather emergencies. Local meteorologists and Texas Tech shared tips on how to respond when severe weather strikes. KCBD Lead Forecaster Steve Divine said staying aware of severe weather can make a difference. The event also included interactive weather displays and information about how quickly conditions can change.
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