[s1e1] The Storm — Limited Time

The show is praised for its "riveting blend" of real-time footage and expert analysis, providing a harrowing, firsthand look at devastation.

Highly recommended for viewers who prefer visceral, real-world stakes over scripted drama. Community Perspectives On the 2009 series: [S1E1] The Storm

It's a visual spectacle for its time but often criticized for overacting and being "overstuffed" with information in the first half. In the Eye of the Storm (2024 Docuseries) The show is praised for its "riveting blend"

“This was the first episode... and although entertaining, was a highly improbable piece of soap written by a frustrated romance novelist.” IMDb In the Eye of the Storm (2024 Docuseries)

You Can "Weather" This Excellent Storm ***1/2. Some people just don't talk about the weather. They actually do something about it. "Studio One" The Storm (TV Episode 1948) - IMDb

“Snowstorms in desert areas will be perfect example of weather gone literally berserk... Hold on to your seats for this one.” IMDb "The Storm" The Storm, Part 1 (TV Episode 2009) - IMDb

Scientist Kirk Hafner (James Van Der Beek) races to stop Robert Terrell (Treat Williams) from destroying the earth with "weather creation" technology that triggers global hurricanes and sandstorms.