They set out on a Hurricane Ian documentary. They nearly didn't make it back. [Ep. 451]
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When Brandon Clement and Jonathan Petramala set out to document Hurricane Ian in Cuba, they didn't know they nearly wouldn't make it back out of the country. And they had no way to know what would lie ahead for them in Florida and South Carolina from the monster storm.
\\nThis week their film, "Price of Paradise - Surviving Hurricane Ian," premieres at the Sunscreen Film Festival on April 28 in St. Pete, Florida. See the full trailer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pzOEuYPcf0Q
\\nThis week on the Carolina Weather Group, the experienced storm chasers share their story with Scotty Powell and Frank Strait.
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