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Float through a flood, battle a blizzard, and twist around in a tornado on Extreme Weather Countdown.

We have a brand new lineup bursting at the seams with some of the craziest climate events caught on camera.

Discover the different types of wrecking winds and the menace they can cause.

Electric skies, animal rescues, destructive twisters, and a shadowed eclipse signal something sinister.

A white monster charges up the Eastern Seaboard, and 80 million citizens are in its path.

Stormhunters Mark and Jaclyn visit Canada's Arctic to see how the inhabitants live. Jaclyn also hopes to achieve one of her lifelong goals; to come face to face with a polar bear. Will she be able to cross this off her bucket list?

They're no strangers to nature’s extremes but Hurricanes Harvey and Irma test the Stormhunters.

Stormhunters embark on their most epic tornado chase ever, breaking their own records and catching once in a lifetime views. ⇥

One of the most exciting episodes of season one is “Wild Water” – our look at Great White Sharks, water-filled caves and high voltage marine action.

We hope Season Two will give us the opportunity to make the quintessential Angry Planet show – a full episode exploring a major hurricane that makes landfall in Florida or the Carolinas.

300 feet from a pocket of molten magma is a chamber filled with giant blue and pink crystals as 60 feet long!

George surfs with the “Hawaian Fire” firefighters.

Definitely our wildest episode so far. Here’s the deal: Mt. Elgon is an 14,000 foot volcano in eastern Kenya. We propose a safari/ascent of the dormant volcano. Here’s the first kicker: High on the the flanks of the volcano is Kitum Cave – a cave created by the most unique form of erosion – Elephant

Monsoon seasons drops as much as 40 feet of water on parts of the parched sub-continent.

The Land of Ice and Fire – Iceland – is a fascinating and ruggedly demanding country - a perfect subject for exploration by “Angry Planet”. The northern island nation has many of the wild features that we love – volcanoes, glaciers, avalanches, mudslides, big waves, and extreme marine weather. All t

Possibly the home of the deadly Marberg Ebola virus, Kitum Cave is high on Mt.Elgon straddling the Kenya-Uganda border. The deep, waterfall-shrouded cave has been carved out over millennia by elephants in search of salt. When host george kourounis gets bitten by one of the bats…well, you’ll hav

Costa Rica is a tiny country jammed with diversity and adventure. George explores the volcanoes of Costa Rica with an international team of scientists, rafts down whitewater rivers in full flood, canyoneers down raging waterfalls, and handles some of deadliest snakes this tropical country has to off

George links up with two experienced polar adventurers to explore the frigid Canadian arctic in the depths of winter. The team first uses skis to cross the fractured sea ice of Frobisher Bay, then dog teams to head north through the spectacular Auyuittuq Mountains.

George and three side-kicks head straight into the “Bearcage”, looking to get beat up by the biggest, baddest hailstones that Texas and Oklahoma can throw at them. They find it – and their stormchasing vehicles don’t look too pretty after coming through these massive storms.

George's exploration of the undersea world begins on a submarine in Grand Caymon.

The “Angry Planet” team will be tracking storms through the 2009 Hurricane season, and plan to film george as he heads into a big one.

For George Kourounis‚ ground zero for stormchasing is Oklahoma City, the capital of´Tornado Alley´.

The Angry Planet team heads to Africa to climb the steep and very active Nyiragongo Volcano in the Congo that erupted in 2002, sending 125,000 people fleeing for their lives. Host/adventurer George Kourounis explores the bubbling lake of molten lava and investigates the risk the dangerous volcano po

The autumn of 2006 brings hurricanes to the North Atlantic and hot dry winds fan forest fires across Northern Ontario. Host/adventurer George Kourounis has traveled to some awesome hurricanes, including Rita and Katrina, with his pal Mark Robinson. This year they stormchase in Newfoundland, site of

Float through a flood, battle a blizzard, and twist around in a tornado on Extreme Weather Countdown.

We have a brand new lineup bursting at the seams with some of the craziest climate events caught on camera.

Discover the different types of wrecking winds and the menace they can cause.

Electric skies, animal rescues, destructive twisters, and a shadowed eclipse signal something sinister.

A white monster charges up the Eastern Seaboard, and 80 million citizens are in its path.

Stormhunters Mark and Jaclyn visit Canada's Arctic to see how the inhabitants live. Jaclyn also hopes to achieve one of her lifelong goals; to come face to face with a polar bear. Will she be able to cross this off her bucket list?

They're no strangers to nature’s extremes but Hurricanes Harvey and Irma test the Stormhunters.

Stormhunters embark on their most epic tornado chase ever, breaking their own records and catching once in a lifetime views. ⇥

One of the most exciting episodes of season one is “Wild Water” – our look at Great White Sharks, water-filled caves and high voltage marine action.

We hope Season Two will give us the opportunity to make the quintessential Angry Planet show – a full episode exploring a major hurricane that makes landfall in Florida or the Carolinas.

300 feet from a pocket of molten magma is a chamber filled with giant blue and pink crystals as 60 feet long!

George surfs with the “Hawaian Fire” firefighters.

Definitely our wildest episode so far. Here’s the deal: Mt. Elgon is an 14,000 foot volcano in eastern Kenya. We propose a safari/ascent of the dormant volcano. Here’s the first kicker: High on the the flanks of the volcano is Kitum Cave – a cave created by the most unique form of erosion – Elephant

Monsoon seasons drops as much as 40 feet of water on parts of the parched sub-continent.

The Land of Ice and Fire – Iceland – is a fascinating and ruggedly demanding country - a perfect subject for exploration by “Angry Planet”. The northern island nation has many of the wild features that we love – volcanoes, glaciers, avalanches, mudslides, big waves, and extreme marine weather. All t

Possibly the home of the deadly Marberg Ebola virus, Kitum Cave is high on Mt.Elgon straddling the Kenya-Uganda border. The deep, waterfall-shrouded cave has been carved out over millennia by elephants in search of salt. When host george kourounis gets bitten by one of the bats…well, you’ll hav

Costa Rica is a tiny country jammed with diversity and adventure. George explores the volcanoes of Costa Rica with an international team of scientists, rafts down whitewater rivers in full flood, canyoneers down raging waterfalls, and handles some of deadliest snakes this tropical country has to off

George links up with two experienced polar adventurers to explore the frigid Canadian arctic in the depths of winter. The team first uses skis to cross the fractured sea ice of Frobisher Bay, then dog teams to head north through the spectacular Auyuittuq Mountains.

George and three side-kicks head straight into the “Bearcage”, looking to get beat up by the biggest, baddest hailstones that Texas and Oklahoma can throw at them. They find it – and their stormchasing vehicles don’t look too pretty after coming through these massive storms.

George's exploration of the undersea world begins on a submarine in Grand Caymon.

Wildlife in the world can only be protected by the love of compassionate hearts in the world

Even if a snake is not poisonous, it should pretend to be venomous. Take a look at these limbless reptiles

Flames Fill the sky. An entire city flees in terror. Firefighters bravely rush in.

They're no strangers to nature’s extremes but Hurricanes Harvey and Irma test the Stormhunters.

What's the only place where it rains, snows, and storms every single day? You guessed it, right here on Extreme Weather Countdown, and we're back with a brand new lineup of astonishing weather footage.