- Gary's School Visits
| How would you like to have Kansas City's Weather Leader appear at your school or event?
For years, Gary Lezak has been performing his popular weather program all over the metro.
Along with his sidekick "Stormy The Weather Dog," his easy to understand presentation and kid-friendly approach make learning about the weather both informative and entertaining.
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Want to request Gary Lezak or a member of the NBC Action Weather team to come to your school for a visit? Just fill out our form here.
See Gary's Visits Pics
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Gary Lezak visits Brookwood Elementary
NBC Action New Chief Meteorologist Gary Lezak and Stormy visited Brookwood Elementary School in Leawood, Kan., on Jan. 26, 2012.
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Gary Lezak visits Prince of Peace School
Gary Lezak visited the Prince of Peace School in Olathe, where he was met with a very enthusiastic crowd of kids!
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Gary visits Topping Elementary School
Gary Lezak and Stormy visit Topping Elementary School in North Kansas City on Nov. 4, 2011.
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Gary visits Frank Rushton Elementary
Gary Lezak visited Frank Rushton Elementary in Kansas City, Kansas, to teach the students about weather and to have Stormy show off her tricks.
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