Southeastern Colorado: June 23, 2023
I witnessed a long-lived, slow-moving tornado in southeastern Colorado on June 23rd, 2023.
I witnessed a long-lived, slow-moving tornado in southeastern Colorado on June 23rd, 2023.
It’s been an active stretch across the High Plains with daily bouts of severe thunderstorms for more than a week. I’ve traveled over several states during the time and May 26th brought me to...
Starting a 3-day chase trip with low expectations, central Kansas lit up yesterday. I didn’t even leave Oklahoma City until 2 p.m., but I had more than enough time to chase a few storms....
This year’s storm season has been off to a hot start. While I haven’t made it out for every event, it’s still been one of my busiest early seasons so far. It’s kind of...
Monday’s storm chase was about as local as it gets. Starting in Oklahoma City, I opted to go southwest toward a developing supercell thunderstorm near Chickasaw. Even though the Storm Prediction Center issued a...
I’ve been out storm chasing several times so far this year, but most of the storm chases have been relatively underwhelming. This recent chase on April 21st, in southwestern Kansas, saw a return of...
A colorful storm chase across southeastern Nebraska involved a single, slow-moving supercell thunderstorm.
One day, one ghost town and one tornado. It felt like a bit of panhandle magic, all over again.
Good things to those who wait and that was certainly the case with tonight’s storm chase in southwestern Kansas.
An intense supercell thunderstorm tracked across western North Texas, producing very large hail along its path.
It’s always nice to chase a storm close to home, especially when storms 2-3 hours away in a Tornado Watch failed to produce any tornadoes.
April has been off to an active start, as I recently caught my second tornado of the year near Springer, Oklahoma.
A little storm formed near Fort Stockton Friday afternoon. While innocent looking at first, the supercell would end up producing a prolific amount of hail.
It was a race to the clock, but I managed to witness a tornado just as it was starting to get dark in northeastern Arkansas.
An eight hour drive from Oklahoma City did not stop me from making it to Colorado in time to see my first tornadoes since May of this year.
Storm chase footage spanning nearly two hours is shortened down to less than three minutes in this video. This chase followed a single supercell in eastern Colorado.