Strangest Weather on Earth

Season 3

Big hail, high winds, and extreme lightning shows are nothing compared to the real “Strangest Weather on Earth” – from raining frogs to volcano smoke rings, instant ice storms to huge sandstorms – this series presents fascinating explorations as to what causes each one. Each episode will feature several examples of weird, wacky and extreme weather such as airborne fish, saucer clouds, and a wave made of rock.

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8 Episodes

  • Freak Weather
    E1
    Freak WeatherWeird lightning, deadly rain bombs, freak desert hailstorms, bizarre ropenadoes, sea-floor volcanoes changing the weather, crystal-clear lakes people can walk on, and a spiky forest of rain-carved rock that can impale someone.
  • Worldwide Weather Wipeouts
    E2
    Worldwide Weather WipeoutsLakes are boiled and frogs frozen alive; plagues of locusts rain down and snow buries a city; two global weather wipe-outs.
  • Big Bangs
    E3
    Big BangsIcy waves in the arctic; wobbly earth in England; taking in biblical floods, exploding rocks, alien landscapes and earthquake lightning.
  • Water Chaos
    E4
    Water ChaosHelicopters ignite the air, and snow-mageddon hits Tucson; mysterious circles form in Namibia, sharks descend on Brisbane, and fish wash ashore in India.
  • Weather Bomb
    E5
    Weather BombFrom geysers exploding in the middle of the city to clouds that look like they've been cut with a razor.
  • Noisy Nature
    E6
    Noisy NatureLight sabre sounds mysteriously resonate from icy lakes; rocks ring like bells; deadly twisters roar and rage across the earth.
  • Technicolor Weather
    E7
    Technicolor WeatherFrom Sapphire caves to bizarre blue lava and rainbow clouds; invisible forces of nature behind the strangest, most bright and beautiful events on our planet.
  • Weather Mystery and Mayhem
    E8
    Weather Mystery and MayhemFrom the top of a black volcano, to the bottom of a rainbow river; the colorful mystery of the weather; from winds that can blow over a train, to hail that can flood a city.

 

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