From Mild to Wild | Britain’s Wildest Weather
Meteorologists explain how and why British weather can go from mild to wild, for example Storm Brendan's impact in Slough on 2020.
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- Clip length: 5'22''
- Broadcast year: 2020
- Geography | Natural World | Weather and Climate | Climate Change
Licence: ERA Licence required
UK only
Staff and students of licensed education establishments only
Cannot be adapted
- Provider: Channel 4
- Channel: Channel 4
- Programme: Britain's Wildest Weather
- Episode: Britain's Wildest Weather 2020
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