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Wild Weather Across Northern Skies

Chris Jackson | 11:20 UK time, Monday, 20 September 2010

Trai Anfield prepares to fly a glider over the Pennines

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I have spent some six months chasing the weather to produce a special documentary all about the wierd and wonderful climate we have in the North East and Cumbria.

Did you know that there was a rainfall of fish in Sunderland? When I was researching the show I couldn´t quite believe it but it´s true.

As the evil producer I got to put presenter Trai Anfield into some tough situations. I made her jump into a man made North Sea storm so she could experience the same conditions as during her epic rescue.

I did give her a treat though when I sent her up in a glider over the Pennines. You should see her face when she´s catapulted into the air!

I hope you´ll be amazed at some of the wonderful revelations of just how unique our weather is in the North of England. You can watch the show at 19:30 on Monday September 20.

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