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A SUPER El Niño Triggered History’s DEADLIEST Disaster. THIS One Might Be Worse.
Season 7
Episode 15
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Tornado Alley Is MOVING (and That's Not Even the WORST Part?!)
Season 7
Episode 11
Tornado Alley is shifting. The Great Plains are quieting down — but a deadlier threat is rising in the Southeast. We travel to Wingo, KY, to meet a survivor of the deadliest December tornado on record, and talk with scientists about why America's geography breeds these storms and what's driving this dangerous new normal.
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