Crazy Temperature Experiments To Uncover Weather's Mysteries | Richard Hammonds: Wild Weather

Richard Hammond investigates the crucial role temperature plays in all weather. Without heat, there would be no weather - no clouds, no rain, no snow, no dust storms, no thunder and lightning.

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[platotpt]

Having Hammond host the programme really elevates the whole documentary.

[jayl]

Seeing the paper helicopters just bobbing about was one of those things where even if you know the science and understand it, seeing it in action is trippy and brain breaking.

I love demonstrations like that.

[crudx]

You can see the pure joy on that crane operator 's face.

[larryscott]

Hammond is good fit for educational vids.

His sense of humor is, or the writer’s, comes across.

[xgarrettx]

I've always like Richard Hammond since I first watched him in Top Gear. He knows how to connect with the audience.

[st-wqkj]

Such a beautiful documentary. Richard is a great narrator. Also the background music is superb . Lovely experience

[snazzy]

Why hasn't this documentary got tens of millions of views?
It's the famous car guy talking about our fascinating nature in a really interesting way.. These shows should be promoted by schools.

[TheAmbientUniverse]

Was hoping to see James May floating through some of the scenes on his caravan airship going "Golf papa golf cannot comply I have entered your airspace with no control of the airship over"

[jonloc]

"Luckily freezing rain is fairly rare".... Richard Massachusetts' Winter would like a word with you.

[oksyar]

I absolutely love these educational videos of things we see and experience in our everyday life but don't quite understand it. All those experiments they did were for us really. Richard Hammond is awesome host for programs like these who makes it easier, more understandable and enjoyable to watch!

[chasejones]

I love these documentaries. It's awesome Spark is willing to provide this quality for free.

Thanks!

[galihpriambodo]

The way Hammond explains it, so easy to digest and sensible. It's good for a dummy like me to explain to my future kids. Kids nowadays are getting more curious and it's terrifying me.

[madmick]

Good to see Richard Hammond in my home state of South Australia!

[morganmorales]

Richard hammond and the rest of the filming crew are a mutipackage gift to mankind when it comes to documentary.

[freddyfox]

His voice is so soothing and relaxing takes me 4 goes to get threw one show without sleeping love this little bloke

[marcustimothymontaos]

The helicopter bit looked surreal and beautiful. Like it was a dream of a child.

[Tristan-cxqc]

Growing up in Canada i never realized freezing rain was rare

[chenecaddell]

And to think you could be making "The Speed of Birds" right now...

[chiefbosnmate]

I can see Richard Hammond following in the foot steps Sir Tony Robinson, he's good presenting science

[wailfaridi]

The quality of this documentary itself is good but man the quality goes to another level with Hammond, I've been binge watching these