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Warmer weather makes storms more volatile and unpredictable; following the stories of witnesses and survivors of terrifying lightning strikes.
Warmer weather makes storms more volatile and unpredictable; following the stories of witnesses and survivors of terrifying lightning strikes.
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S1, EP1 "Mutant Inferno"A warmer planet creates drier conditions and increasing lightning activity, causing catastrophic wildfires and other anomalies like "firenadoes"; megastorm events occur in California and Alberta, Canada.
Mutant Weather
S1, EP2 "Mutant Megastorms"Climate change means warmer ocean temperatures and higher sea levels which are intensifying hurricanes. Some experts believe we should add a Category six to the Saffir-Simpson hurricane wind scale.
Mutant Weather
S1, EP3 "Mutant Melt"The story of citizens most urgently affected by the melt in Alaska, faced with becoming climate refugees.
Mutant Weather
S1, EP4 "Mutant Earth"The story of devastating events in California and British Columbia, Canada.
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