The Great British Weather

Season 1

5 episodes · Jul 13, 2011

Season Videos

Clip · How The Weather Influences Our Shopping Habits - The Great British Weather - Episode 3 - BBC One

Clip · The Truth About British Rain - The Great British Weather - Episode 2 - BBC One

Clip · Carol Kirkwood Flies Through Clouds - The Great British Weather - Episode 2 - BBC One

Clip · The Battle Of The Weather Fronts - The Great British Weather - Episode 1 - BBC One

Clip · How To... Build A Rain Gauge - The Great British Weather - BBC One

Clip · How To... Shoot Stunning Weather Photography - The Great British Weather - BBC One

Clip · How To... Decode A Weather Forecast - The Great British Weather - BBC One

Clip · How To... Cloud Spot - The Great British Weather - BBC One

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  • Episode 1
    S1E1

    Episode 1

    Jul 13, 201160m

    Interactive live series focusing on Britain's weather. The team explore why Britain gets the weather it does, and how weather was crucial for the success of the D-Day landings.

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  • Episode 2
    S1E2

    Episode 2

    Jul 20, 201160m

    Alexander Armstrong presents the weather show from Ullswater in the Lake District, where the team investigate why it rains more often in the west of the country than the east.

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  • Episode 3
    S1E3

    Episode 3

    Jul 27, 201160m

    Alexander Armstrong, Chris Hollins and Carol Kirkwood are live in Greenwich Park as they take a look at the sun and the unique role it plays in the planet's weather system.

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  • Episode 4
    S1E4

    Episode 4

    Aug 3, 201160m

    From Stirling Castle in the Scottish countryside, the team looks at some of the most dramatic storms ever seen in the UK and investigates how weather defeated the Spanish Armada.

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  • Episode 5
    S1E5

    Episode 5

    Aug 21, 201160m

    Compilation of some of the best bits of the magazine show celebrating and tapping into the nation's obsession with weather, with Chris Hollins and Carol Kirkwood.

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