Film Lens
The documentary 'Weathering the Future' examines the increasing severity of extreme weather events in the United States. It features insights from meteorologist John Morales, who notes that the number of extreme weather events is multiplying and becoming more intense. The film discusses how these changes are affecting communities, with individuals like Will Harling describing wildfires that are beyond human control and Mehul Patel highlighting the scarcity of drinking water in certain areas.
The film also emphasizes the need for innovative solutions and collaboration to combat these challenges. It presents the integration of Indigenous knowledge and modern technology, as seen in the perspectives of Chook Chook Hillman and Leaf Hillman, who advocate for using ancient practices to manage fire. The documentary ultimately calls for both large-scale systemic changes and individual actions to address the ongoing climate crisis.
Why Watch
- •See how extreme weather is reshaping communities.
- •Meet experts like John Morales discussing weather changes.
- •Find out about ancient practices for modern fire management.
Did You Know
•John Morales has been covering the weather for over 30 years.
•Extreme weather events that were once rare are now happening repeatedly.
•The U.S. has always had a wide range of weather due to its geography.
Perfect For
Climate change advocatesWeather enthusiastsIndigenous knowledge supporters