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Discovery Science Presents the Brand New Season of ‘Strangest Weather on Earth’

To premiere 1st December, Monday - Friday at 10 PM

Nov 27, 2014   15:40 IST 
New Delhi, Delhi, India

Discovery Science welcomes its viewers to the wild world of extreme weather with a brand new season of STRANGEST WEATHER ON EARTH. The series shows extraordinary events that are stranger than anything Hollywood can dream of. The series presents a whole host of meteorological wonders, including blazing tornadoes of fire that spiral into the sky, balls of lightning that bounce along the sidewalk, bizarre clouds that spark UFO panic and a wall of dust that engulfs an entire city.

 

Discover how and why these unusualweather conditions occurand the science behind them in STRANGEST WEATHER ON EARTH that willpremiereon December 1stand will air Monday - Friday at 10 PM.

 

Each episode will explore arange of fascinating weather events and the science behind these bizarre phenomena.

 

Rahul Johri, Executive Vice President and General Manager – South Asia & South East Asia, Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific said, “Discovery Science offers viewers the answers to some of nature’s most intriguing questions. STRANGEST WEATHER ON EARTHis a visually stunning series that will captivate the viewers as it explores the intense world of weird weather.

 

In STRANGEST WEATHER ON EARTH, viewers will get a chance to find answersto weird weather that has always left people awestruck and wondering about how these take place.Viewers will witness the strangest weather conditions across the world in California, Argentina, Brazil, Vietnam, Japan, Switzerland, Italy, Canada, Belgium and Texas.The show establishes the fact that when it comes to weather, mothernature is firmly in control.


Watch the weather take a fascinating turn in STRANGEST WEATHER ON EARTH, only on Discovery Science.

 

About Discovery Science:

From the depths of our galaxy to the practical science in the world around us, Discovery Science is the only network dedicated to making science programming accessible, relevant and entertaining. By examining the impact of science and technology on our everyday lives, Discovery Science searches for the answers to the questions that have eluded us for centuries and reveals life’s greatest mysteries and smallest wonders, from uncovering lost worlds to exploring the latest in scientific discoveries from today’s headlines. Discovery Science reaches 30 million subscribers in Asia Pacific.

 

About Discovery Communications:

Discovery Communications (Nasdaq: DISCA, DISCB, DISCK) is the world’s #1 pay-TV programmer reaching 2.5 billion cumulative subscribers in more than 220 countries and territories. Discovery is dedicated to satisfying curiosity, engaging and entertaining viewers with high-quality content on more than 200 worldwide television networks, led by Discovery Channel, TLC, Animal Planet, Investigation Discovery and Science, as well as U.S. joint venture networks OWN: Oprah Winfrey Network and the Hub Network. Discovery also is a leading provider of educational products and services to schools, including an award-winning series of K-12 digital textbooks, and a digital leader with a diversified online portfolio, including Discovery Digital Networks. In Asia Pacific, eight Discovery brands reach 612 million cumulative subscribers in 37 countries and territories with programming customized in 15 languages and dialects.

 

For more information, please contact:

Karuna Gulyani                                               

Discovery Networks Asia-Pacific, India                

T: 0124-4349147, M: +919810701206                           

E: karuna_gulyani@discovery.com                

 

Shivani Sharma

Linopinion PR

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E: shivani.sharma@linopiniongh.com


 
 
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