TV Guide The Weather Channel Saturday

Dallas residents face a tornado from the darkness; a snowstorm throws Hamburg, N.Y., into an eerie gloom; a skydiver puts the latest technology to the test.

A Category 5 hurricane devastates a tropical paradise; a 100,000-ton ocean liner is assailed by the sea; wildfires destroy the world's largest rainforest.

"Great Britain's Storm of the Century" crashes into Europe; four tornadoes touch down in Pilger, Neb.; the underside of the icebergs in Greenland are explored.

Dallas residents face a tornado from the darkness; a snowstorm throws Hamburg, N.Y., into an eerie gloom; a skydiver puts the latest technology to the test.

Video footage puts viewers in scenarios against nature's deadly desert heat, pounding whitewhater rapids, dangerous thin ice, and lightning on a golf course.

Intense video footage puts viewers against quicksand, a rattlesnake bite, massive hurricanes, capsized boats, pounding hailstorms and vicious shark attacks.

The science and stories of weather are laid bare in this report, plus in-depth forecasts take a detailed look at the weekend's weather.

A look at the weather around the country, along with conditions at high-profile events and how communities are rebuilding after devastating natural disasters.

Meteorologists Stephanie Abrams and Jordan Steele examine how climate change is impacting the planet, and what everyday people can do to help it.

The Peters crew grinds through some of the biggest logs of the season; up north, after a two-year drought, Freya Logging battles relentless rain.

The top 20 weather events in known history are revealed.

Two sailors are stranded on a Mexican island with no food or water; a hiker with a broken femur fights the punishing heat of Joshua Tree National Park.

Three teenagers find themselves stranded on a remote island in northern Canada; a quick hike in Utah's Bryce Canyon turns into a four-day struggle for survival.

DIY'ers are on Cutoff Island in Florida creating a "tampon fire cigar" and building a "swamp cot" using duct-tape, all before Creek adds a shocking challenge.

Creek teaches three inexperienced survivalists how to live like cavemen in Cave Country, Ky., where they must enter bat-infested caves to find food and water.

At Kentucky's Red River, Creek and pals repel down a cliff with one arm, only to later attempt a "strap drill" fire and struggle when Creek gets sick.

The Peters crew grinds through some of the biggest logs of the season; up north, after a two-year drought, Freya Logging battles relentless rain.

An exploration of the Everglades, where spear hunting invasive fish species and planting new coral are a few stop for Mike's South Florida adventure.

Host Mike Corey explores Puerto Rico through its rich culture, sweeping landscapes and exciting hideouts, then he swims alongside a shiver of sharks.

Host Mike Corey discovers some of the rock formations, landscapes and ancient sands that make Utah so special before he takes a daring plunge from a plateau.

A cop rescues a mother and her four young children from Tropical Storm Imelda; a mother tries in vain to save all nine of her children from an EF4 tornado.

Two friends broadcast their experience aboard a boat during Hurricane Irma; storm chasers capture rare footage of a tornado in Mississippi on Easter Sunday.

A young man races to save his cousin, who is trapped in the path of a tornado; a former roadie uses a garden hose to save his house from a California wildfire.

The Sedna and its cargo is threatened by a massive flood; Taiga performs a ship-to-ship transfer of supplies.

The Sealift struggles to reach Canada's most northern town, Grise Fjord.