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An EF-4 tornado hits Kentucky and levels homes in the middle of the night; in India, it's a battle for survival when a cyclone unleashes more than a month's worth of rain in two days; a professional freerider demonstrates 20-foot aerial tricks.
An EF-4 tornado hits Kentucky and levels homes in the middle of the night; in India, it's a battle for survival when a cyclone unleashes more than a month's worth of rain in two days; a professional freerider demonstrates 20-foot aerial tricks.
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S8, EP3 "Echoes of Katrina"Sixteen years to the day of Hurricane Katrina, downtown New Orleans gets another lashing with Hurricane Ida; a look inside a Category 4 hurricane with impressive new Saildrone technology; a high-speed skier gets almost vertical at 125 mph.
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S8, EP4 "Colorado Firestorm"High winds trigger a fire in Colorado, burning 6,000 acres and destroying thousands of homes; global shipping comes to a halt when the ship Ever Given is blown sideways, blocking shipping lanes in the Suez Canal for six days.
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S8, EP5 "Supercell Insanity"An EF-4 tornado hits Kentucky and levels homes in the middle of the night; in India, it's a battle for survival when a cyclone unleashes more than a month's worth of rain in two days; a professional freerider demonstrates 20-foot aerial tricks.
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S8, EP6 "The Power of Fire & Water"A severe heatwave turns Turkey into a tinderbox that spawns more than 200 fires; an extreme kayaker takes on a 134-foot Chilean waterfall; in Brazil, a 19th-century mansion is gone in an instant when a hillside crumbles after days of heavy rain.
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S8, EP2 "River of Rain"An atmospheric river submerges the Pacific Northwest causing devastation in the billions; animals and humans alike are at the mercy of floodwaters as a major typhoon slams Southeast Asia; a fishing boat is demolished by monster ocean waves.
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S8, EP1 "In the Path of Destruction"The Cumbre Vieja volcano erupts for three months, obliterating everything in its path; the remnants of Hurricane Ida leave one truck driver feeling a bit sideways; a first-time tandem jump experience becomes more than just a 90-second free fall.
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