Caçadores de Tempestades: Temporada 3

Tornadofångare

Storm Catchers

43min - Tornado season erupts early in Oklahoma. Meteorologist Reed Timmer gets his new Dominator too close, weather engineer Tim Samaras chases multiple storms, and filmmaker Sean Casey battles a rain-wrapped monster.

Större i Texas

Bigger in Texas

43min - A huge wedge impacts in the Texas Panhandle, and the unbelievable happens: A beautiful yet dangerous second tornado drops right in front of the chasers.

Highway to Hail

43min - Meteorologist Reed Timmer steps up his science game to take on atmospheric scientist Dr. Josh Wurman's massive research project, but his partner Joel Taylor has second thoughts. Sean Casey makes a drastic decision.

Inside the Tornado!

43min - Reed Timmer's new radar propels him from aggressive chaser to extreme scientist. As the perfect storm rages in Missouri, both Reed and Tim Samaras chase a violent rain-wrapped tornado.

Not in Kansas Anymore

43min - Chasers Reed Timmer, Sean Casey and Tim Samaras take on the strongest tornado conditions of the season, and nature responds with twisters too close to home.

Fight or Flight

43min - Sean Casey's and Tim Samaras' teams face a huge, rain-wrapped monster tornado. Reed Timmer launches a remote-controlled plane, but he finds himself surrounded by powerful vortices with no time to get out of their way.

Sean Casey at the Bat

43min - In Wyoming, filmmaker Sean Casey's meteorologists finally put him in position to capture the shot of a lifetime. Josh Wurman's team makes history, collecting the most complete tornado life cycle data ever recorded.

EF-3 Strikes You're Out!

43min - On the last chase of the season in Nebraska, Reed Timmer and Tim Samaras chase multiple vortices. Mother Nature dominates when an EF-3 monster touches down right on top of Reed's armored research vehicle.

Greatest Storms 2009

1h 27min - Extreme chasers Reed Timmer, Joel Taylor, IMAX Filmmaker Sean Casey, and meteorologist Dr. Josh Wurman present their most exciting tornado chasing moments.