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Top 100 Weather Moments

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Top 100 Weather Moments
Country of origin United States
No. of episodes5
Release
Original releaseJune 14, 2020 (2020-06-14) –
July 12, ]
External links
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Top 100 Weather Moments is a five-part docuseries on The Weather Channel, and the sequel to 100 Biggest Weather Moments, that premiered on June 14, 2020. This series was originally intended to premiere on June 7, 2020, but due to live coverage of Tropical Storm Cristobal, the premiere was instead set to June 14.[1]

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Weather Moments[edit]

Episode 1[edit]

100. Thundersnow

99. The Hindenburg

98. Groundhog Day

97. 1941 Russian Winter

96. Iceberg Sinks Titanic

95. Winter Storm Jonas

94. Oakland Firestorm

93. Twin Tornadoes

92. 1977 NYC Blackout

91. Desert Storm

90. 1978 Blizzards

89. Arkansas Campground Flood

88. Night of the Twisters

87. The Challenger Disaster

86. The Umbrella

85. Hurricane Matthew

84. Fort McMurray Wildfire

83. 1995 Chicago Heat Wave

82. Hurricane Michael

81. Tornado that saved Washington D.C.[2]

Episode 2[edit]

80. Boston's Snowiest Winter

79. Hurricane Ike

78. Montecito Mudslide

77. 2012 Derecho

76. 2015 UT/AZ Flash Floods

75. 1910 Great Fire

74. Winter Storm Nemo

73. The Thermometer

72. 2010 Nashville Flooding

71. 2013 El Reno tornado

70. 2003 European Heat wave

69. Hurricane Charley 2004

68. The Ocean Ranger Disaster

67. 1967 Chicago Winter storm

66. 1962 Columbus Day storm

65. The Weather Balloon

64. 1938 New England Hurricane

63. Weather Warning system

62. 1998 Texas Flooding

61. 2008 Super Tuesday Outbreak[3]

Episode 3[edit]

60. The Perfect Storm

59. Oso Mudslide

58. The Anemometer

57. Hurricane Jeanne

56. The year without summer

55. Hurricane Hazel

54. Black Saturday fire

53. The Barometer

52. Delta Flight 191

51. Doppler Radar

50. 1999 Moore, OK Tornado

49. 2009 Kentucky Ice storm

48. 1990 Shadyside, OH Flood

47. Miramichi Fire

46. 1953 Worcester, MA Tornado

45. Storm shelters

44. 1972 Rapid City flood

43. Hurricane Dorian

42. Great Smog of London

41. Johnstown Floods[4]

Episode 4[edit]

40. Tenerife Plane crash

39. 1936 outbreak of the South

38. 1962 Ash Wednesday Storm

37. Hurricane Mitch

36. Air conditioning

35. 1888 Blizzard

34. 2018 Camp Fire

33. 1965 Palm Sunday tornado outbreak

32. Hurricane Maria

31. The windshield wiper

30. 1998 Ice storm

29. 1972 Buffalo Creek flood

28. 2011 Joplin, MO Tornado

27. Hurricane Irma

26. Great Hinckley Fire

25. Big Thompson canyon flood

24. Satellites

23. Hurricane Hunters

22. 1928 Okeechobee Hurricane

21. Superstorm Sandy[5]

Episode 5[edit]

20. Hurricane Andrew

19. 2019/20 Australian Wildfires

18. Hurricane Camille

17. Peshtigo Fire

16. 2011 Super Outbreak

15. 1926 Miami Hurricane

14. D-Day Invasion

13. Hurricane Harvey

12. 1899 Blizzard and Record Cold

11. 2008 Cyclone Nargis

10. 1925 Tri-State Tornado

9. 1950 Appalachian Winter storm

8. 1935 Labor Day Hurricane

7. Dust Bowl

6. Typhoon Haiyan

5. 1900 Galveston Hurricane

4. 1974 Super Outbreak

3. Hurricane Katrina

2. 1993 Superstorm

1. Climate Change[6]

See also[edit]

References[edit]

  1. "Top 100 Weather Moments - Series - TV Tango". www.tvtango.com. Retrieved 2020-06-14.
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