BBC - Wild Weather

Wild Weather


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Wild Weather is a major BBC documentary exploring the extremes of the world's climate with the engaging presenter Donal MacIntyre. The four one-hour programmes focus on wind, wet, cold and heat, and explore how these produce hurricanes, monsoons, ice storms and tornadoes, as well as regulate the global environment. MacIntyre, best known for his investigative series MacIntyre Undercover (1999), travels the world, from beneath the North Pole to the saturated humidity of the Belise tropical rainforest. Bringing to mind the daredevil John Noakes from 1970s Blue Peter, MacIntyre skydives, is battered by a wild tunnel, frozen in an ice-box, subjected to a reservoir flood and endures a marathon across the Sahara. Survivors' accounts tell the stories of such disasters as Hurricane Andrew, a New York state snow storm and the flood of Britain's eastern coast in 1953. The intelligent use of computer graphics enhances clear explanations of the jet stream, ocean currents and other phenomena, in a series which is part geography lesson (but with a great teacher), part reality TV entertainment show.

Technical Specs

Video Codec: DivX 5.02
Video Bitrate: ~1472 kb/s
Video Resolution: 704x400
Video Aspect Ratio: 1.76:1 (44:25)
Audio Codec: AC3 (0x2000) Dolby
Audio BitRate: 192 kb/s
Audio Channels: 96/ch, stereo
RunTime Per Part: ~58 min.
Number Of Parts: 4
Part Size: ~698mb

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