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Storm Chasing VIdeo
Abilene, KS EF4 Tornado May 25th 2016
33463 May 25, 2016Drone Footage of Tornado
23708 May 30, 2016Birth of Wedge Tornado near Bennington, Kansas
23119 May 28, 2013Pikes Peak Hail Storm
15065 June 7, 2016Waterspout near Venice, Florida
14934 June 7, 2013Incredible Tornado near Campo, Colorado
14619 May 31, 2011Tornado Outbreak near Simla, Colorado
14353 June 4, 2015Amazing Storm Structure with Twin Tornadoes!
14311 June 4, 2015GoPro Tornado Footage
14130 October 23, 2016Waterspout in the Florida Keys
13966 September 7, 2015Drone Video: Tornado Damage near Sulphur, Oklahoma
13944 May 10, 2016Lightning from the Ground Up! Lightning from Radio Towers.
13680 October 1, 2010Tornadic Storm near Baker, Montana
13578 June 11, 2016Hurricane Hermine in North Florida
13534 September 2, 2016Roo is on a journey taking him around the world.
13407 June 24, 2016Timelapse: Eliasville, Texas Tornado
13339 May 27, 2013Dodge City Tornadoes May 24th 2016
13288 May 24, 2016
Why Do Storm Chasers Chase Tornadoes?
Storm chasers have their individual reasons why they began chasing storms. Most have had a life-long interest in severe weather. All share a commonality, a passion for storm chasing. Storm chasing is the pursuit of severe weather regardless of motive. Some people stereotype storm chasers as being “adrenaline junkies” who only chase storms to get a natural high. While that might be true for a small number of storm chasers, nothing could be further from the truth for most storm […]Importance of Ham Radio in Storm Chasing
On Memorial Day in 2007, a violent tornado happened in southeastern Colorado. Our storm chasing tour group witnessed the tornado from birth to its death. But, something else interesting also happened. The local cellular tower was damaged in the resulting hail storm. I attempted to call the NWS office in Pueblo to inform them a tornado was in fact occurring, but couldn’t. Thankfully, I never actually rely on my cell phone as a reliable form of communication. I’m an amateur radio […]The Risks Associated with Storm Chasing
Storm chasing is the pursuit of severe storms, regardless of motive. A chase can be as simple as following a storm near the town a storm chaser resides in. Or, it can be as complex as driving across several states. Like most activities, storm chasing includes associated risks. Mitigation of such risks will increase overall safety through knowledge, preparation, and making good decisions. Is Storm Chasing Dangerous? The honest and simple answer is yes, storm chasing is dangerous. It involves a […]
Three minutes of tornadoes. Storm chaser footage from StormTours.com
1648 December 15, 2019Tornado Footage of Dodge City Tornado (GoPro)
1760 December 6, 2019Waterspouts Formed by Volcano
1756 November 17, 2019
Storm Chasing is What We're About!
"Brian is Oklahoma's Tornado Hunter!" - Althea Peterson, Tulsa World
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