A Dark and Stormy Night -
weather hunters

Wed, Oct 15 4:30 P.M. NH Kids (11.5)  

The Hunters monitor a thunderstorm, but when the power goes out, their drone stops working. With no way to keep a direct eye on the storm, the Hunters get creative so they can still alert all their neighbors about the storm's location.

Duration: 28 minutes and 55 seconds

Episode Number: 114

All broadcast times for this episode: (show all)

Wed, Oct 15	4:30 P.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Wed, Oct 15	6:30 P.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Thu, Oct 16	12:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Thu, Oct 16	2:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Thu, Oct 16	7:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NHPBS (11.1)
Wed, Oct 29	7:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NHPBS (11.1)
Thu, Oct 30	4:30 P.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Thu, Oct 30	6:30 P.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Fri, Oct 31	12:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Fri, Oct 31	2:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Sat, Nov 1	6:30 P.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Thu, Nov 13	7:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NHPBS (11.1)
Thu, Nov 13	4:30 P.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Thu, Nov 13	6:30 P.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Fri, Nov 14	12:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)
Fri, Nov 14	2:30 A.M.	A Dark and Stormy Night     NH Kids (11.5)

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About Weather Hunters:

This new half-hour series for kids aged 4-8 and their families explores weather phenomena and the forces behind them.

With a spotlight on investigation, kids and their parents will join the intrepid Hunter Family as they observe, pose questions, and use brain power and scientific tools and technologies to unlock the secrets behind the drama of a tumultuous thunderstorm, investigate the mystery of sailing rocks in the desert, understand where dew comes from, discover why icicles form, or investigate why fog makes things spookier on a Halloween evening.

The Hunter family demonstrates that no matter who you are, or where you live, the weather affects us all.

Knowing the weather can help us decide whether to wear a jacket when we head outside, bring our umbrella, or put on our boots when its snowing.

With their own homemade weathercasts featuring all of the family members, the family shares their discoveries, covering familiar and unusual weather events.

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