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From terrifying twisters to radical rain, some of the most extreeme weather.
From terrifying twisters to radical rain, some of the most extreeme weather.
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"Somewhere Over the Rainbow"Do you ever wish you could see all the wackiest weather from around the world, without moving a muscle or lifting a finger? Your wish is our command here on a brand new episode of Extreme Weather Countdown!
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S2, EP2 "Earth, Wind, and Wildfire"From terrifying twisters to radical rain, some of the most extreeme weather.
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