In this dramatic episode, we will travel into the eye of the storm with tornado chasers and visit the leading scientists in Europe and the U.S. who are making advances in combating these deadly forces of nature
In this episode, with the guidance and help of our experts, including a storm chaser/videographer, we will try to understand if the number and strength of these powerful tropical storms is really on the increase and what, if anything, we can do about them.
A recent report published by NOAA and NASA confirmed that 2010 to 2019 was the hottest decade since record keeping began 140 years ago. In July of 2018, new temperature records were set around the world and Death Valley experienced the hottest month ever recorded on earth. Heat waves that last for days at a time can be lethal; throwing public services and health care into chaos.
In this episode, we will meet with scientists throughout the world who are investigating the science behind the polar vortex in order to gain a greater understanding of its effect on our weather.
In this episode, we’ll study the science behind this most deadly force of nature and meet with food experts in France, the U.S. and parts of Asia, where monsoon rains can wipe out homes, bridges and entire villages in just minutes.
In this episode we analyze the main categories of drought: Meteorological, Agricultural, and Socio-economic.
In this episode, we meet with scientists in Japan, Europe and the U.S. who are studying the science behind tsunamis and developing warning systems that will best help the public survive these deadly forces of nature.
In this episode, we’ll meet with Jeff Peters, a meteorologist and lightning safety expert for NOAA who has devoted most of his career to the protection of life and property from severe storms.