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Anna Anthro @[email protected] · 2026-06-29 · 19:13 UTC

EF3 Monster Tornado in western #Manitoba destroys 100-yr-old brick farmhouse with family inside, they survived.

#Canada #tornado #stormchaser

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/manitoba/tornado-western-manitoba-9.7252343

#manitoba #canada #tornado #stormchaser

Steve's Place @[email protected] · 2026-06-11 · 20:06 UTC

If you need something to distract you today (who doesn't?), behold!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XIdRMQXogdU

#weather #SevereWeather #StormChaser

#weather #severeweather #stormchaser

J.P. Wing @[email protected] · 2026-05-27 · 02:32 UTC

6 Tips for Your First Storm Chase (Safely!)

https://youtu.be/uGw057nHb6w?si=KCyas6xqg-bwVAQb

#stormchasing #stormchaser

J.P. Wing @[email protected] · 2026-05-27 · 02:32 UTC

6 Tips for Your First Storm Chase (Safely!)

https://youtu.be/uGw057nHb6w?si=KCyas6xqg-bwVAQb

#stormchasing #stormchaser

J.P. Wing @machias · 2026-05-27 · 02:32 UTC

6 Tips for Your First Storm Chase (Safely!)

https://youtu.be/uGw057nHb6w?si=KCyas6xqg-bwVAQb

#stormchasing #stormchaser

J.P. Wing @[email protected] · 2026-05-27 · 02:32 UTC

6 Tips for Your First Storm Chase (Safely!)

https://youtu.be/uGw057nHb6w?si=KCyas6xqg-bwVAQb

#stormchasing #stormchaser

J.P. Wing @[email protected] · 2026-05-27 · 02:32 UTC

6 Tips for Your First Storm Chase (Safely!)

https://youtu.be/uGw057nHb6w?si=KCyas6xqg-bwVAQb

#stormchasing #stormchaser

#stormchaser #stormchasing

J.P. @[email protected] · 2026-04-13 · 02:12 UTC

Tulsa, Oklahoma.

From last night’s storm chase outside of Wichita, Kansas.

And it is the end of the Storm Chaser Coaching Founders Tour 2026. We drove from Wichita, Kansas to El Reno, Oklahoma today, with the hope that storms would fire to our west. They did not, and it didn’t look that promising to begin with.

Since Earl had checked out if his hotel room in Oklahoma City, he meandered around to the west, meeting up with the tour in El Reno. He joined us for lunch and then I decided to call it a day with chasing and join him. The tour officially ended a couple of hours later when no storms fired. There was less than a 20% chance of storms to begin with. There was a lot of wishful thinking.

The Storm Chasing Tour was absolutely fantastic, and I recommended the experience at least once for anyone that is interested in chasing storms. I learned a great deal on this excursion. I garnered a fantastic amount of information from those more knowledgeable than me when it comes to meteorology. After this chase tour I feel like I can make better, more informed decisions of my target destinations when I’m out chasing solo.

The tour group was fantastic. Everyone on the tour (all 12 guests) were enjoyable and pleasant. I hope to chase with at least some of them in the future. Social media keeps us all connected.

After leaving the tour in El Reno, Earl and I drove to Tulsa, where we have settled for the night. Tomorrow we drive to St. Louis where I’ll meet the people I work with in person for the first time. I’m excited about this prospect as well.

I’m really happy to be exploring life with Earl at my side in the Storm Rogue. As a quick aside, he got new tires for the Storm Rogue while I was on the chase tour, and it is driving like a dream again.

Life is too short to sit idly by and watch things go by while you’re at a standstill. Never stop moving, never stop exploring, and never stop experiencing.

I feel super energized again. This is the first time in 2026 I’ve felt the truly positive energy I’m always seeking.

It’s a good feeling to feel energized.

A few more shots from last night’s chase.

#StormChaser #stormchasing #supercell

#stormchaser #stormchasing #supercell