HD
1981
A compelling documentary explores humanity's evolving comprehension of the jet stream, a swift air current in the upper atmosphere. Historically, it has perplexed WWII bomber pilots, enhanced transatlantic flights, and influenced catastrophic events like the 1987 hurricane and severe flooding. Experts warn that this formidable weather pattern is shifting, potentially altering our climate and daily existence significantly. Insightful interviews with prominent figures, including Sir Brian Hoskins from the University of Reading and BBC Weather Centre's Kirsty McCabe, shed light on the jet stream's profound effects on weather and society.