It’s far from the first do-it-yourself show on TV, but “Brainstormers” may be the first to combine DIY projects, weather and a green sensibility: Their projects reuse and repurpose junkyard materials.Premiering March 22 on The Weather Channel, the series follows a trio of backyard inventors as they solve weather-related problems, showing the builds step by step. These include making a wind turbine sturdier, fashioning a "swamp cooler" with hoses and a bucket, improving the function of a "hay bus" baler for a farmer, making a honey extractor for a beekeeper from an old washing machine motor and spinner, and turning a satellite dish into a solar heater (shown at right, below).Each episode also features a weather-related quiz and a “weather hack,” a useful tip on things like fixing hazy headlights with a baking soda and water paste and preventing windshield ice buildup with a vinegar and water solution.Release Date: 22 March 2015