Deadly Disasters
Saison 1 Épisode 3 - Tornadoes
Documentaire
We focus on a part of the world known as “Tornado Alley;” a vast stretch of the Central United States that experiences an unusually high frequency of strong to violent tornadoes.
Langues Audio: English
Saison 1
S01:E01 - Earthquakes
We investigate two of the most catastrophic Earthquakes to strike major, populous areas; A magnitude 7.0 earthquake that struck Haiti, as well as two Earthquakes in Mexico City.
S01:E02 - Hurricanes
We investigate two of the most devastating Hurricanes: Hurricane Katrina, which struck the Gulf Coast of America in 2005, and Hurricane Maria which hit Puerto Rico in 2017.
S01:E03 - Tornadoes
We focus on a part of the world known as “Tornado Alley;” a vast stretch of the Central United States that experiences an unusually high frequency of strong to violent tornadoes.
S01:E04 - Tsunamis
We investigate the worst tsunami of all. Occurrin in 2004 in South Asia, resulting in the death of an estimated 280,000 people across 14 countries.
S01:E05 - Blizzards
We focus on Blizzards and extreme cold weather events from all over the world, including a pair of historic blizzards that hit the mid-Atlantic coast of America in 2010.
S01:E06 - Landslides
We examine three of the most terrifying mudslides in recent history: In California, In Venezuela, and in the small Welsh mining village of Aberfan.
S01:E07 - Volcanoes
We’ll look at terrifying examples of active and dormant volcanoes from all over the globe, from Vesuvius in Italy to Kilauea on the island of Hawaii.
S01:E08 - Heatwaves
We’ll examine two of the most blistering heatwaves in recent history, discovering why this extreme weather event is one of Mother Nature’s most unrelenting killers.
S01:E09 - Pandemics
We’ll look at the terrifying recent outbreaks of Swine Flu and Ebola in places as diverse as West Africa, Hong Kong, and Eastern Germany.
S01:E10 - Floods
We’ll focus on one of the worst floods to ever occur along America’s Mississippi River, as well as recent catastrophic floods in New York City and from Germany’s Elbe River.