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August 2005, Hurricane Katrina's massive 27 foot storm surge batters the Mississippi coastline obliterating beachfront property; in Waveland, a father and son forced to flee their home by boat, find themselves rescuing neighbors from the storm surge.

On the day after Christmas in 2015, 13 tornadoes hit the Dallas area; as a tornado rips through more populated areas, families that were hunkered down emerge to see their neighborhoods; amateur storm trackers go house to house hoping to help victims.

Thrilling video pits you against deadly desert heat, pounding white water rapids, dangerous thin ice, and lightning on a golf course.

Surviving a natural disaster on Cutoff Island in Florida with a tampon fire cigar and a duct tape cot.

Using primitive skills like a zero-gravity bow drill and one-tree shelter, Creek teaches how to live like cavemen in Cave Country, KY; also learn to navigate through a bat-infested cave system to find food and water.

In a year of extreme weather, raging fires, deadly mudslides, and horrific hurricanes, communities rally together to save themselves from disaster.

Two flights go wrong, forcing pilots to ditch their planes far from the safety of airport runways to save their passengers; an 80-year-old pilot puts his light airplane down on a glacier; Capt. Sully Sullenberger lands his plane on the Hudson River.

People's lives can change in an instant when weather turns violent; excessive rain, wind, snow, violent storms and earthquakes can trigger weather wipeouts.