Britain's Killer Storms

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Nature Documentary hosted by Steven Macintosh, published by Channel 4 in 2013 - English narration

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Britain’s Killer Storms A powerful and moving feature-length drama-documentary telling the story of five major storms that battered the UK throughout 2012. Told by the people who survived them, it combines archive footage with dramatic reconstruction and satellite images, to piece together the life of the storms, how they were formed, what made them unique and the impact they had on our islands. Each of the storms in the programme carries a deadly threat, from hurricane force winds to ferocious seas, intense rainfall, Arctic temperatures and flash flooding. Intimate interviews with those who lived through the storms and those who lost loved ones reveal how the weather took on a volatile 'personality' in 2012, which made it such an erratic and deadly year The UK's position on our planet forms the battleground for cold and warm weather fronts to collide producing storms. No wonder the weather is a very British obsession. And it is a force that shouldn't be underestimated..