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This episode reveals how science fuels warfare during the Cold War and shapes global politics.
NOAA's P-3 Orion, a Cold War-era aircraft, now plays a crucial role in hurricane research by penetrating the eyewall of Category 5 storms to gather vital data.
Learn the science behind strange weather events through real eyewitness accounts.
On April 3, 1974, nearly 150 tornadoes struck across 13 states in just 18 hours, marking the largest tornado outbreak in U.S. history.
BBC weather presenters celebrate 25 years of television forecasting, reminiscing about their experiences and featuring a nostalgic recreation of the first report.
Super tornadoes form under specific atmospheric conditions, with meteorologists analyzing their development and impact across the United States.
A tornado touched down in Alabama, with eyewitnesses reporting baseball-sized hail and intense winds that left them scrambling for safety.
The first weather satellite launched into space in 1960 aids meteorologists in detecting storms.
Typhoon Bavi's impact on China's eastern coast highlights the increasing risks of extreme storms in East Asia and the potential influence of El Niño on future weather patterns.
