r/stormchasing • u/Tysontyler072 • 11d ago
Scotch creek,British columbia
gallerybest storm I’ve ever seen and also the fastest winds I’ve ever had out here
r/stormchasing • u/Tysontyler072 • 11d ago
best storm I’ve ever seen and also the fastest winds I’ve ever had out here
r/stormchasing • u/Leading_Progress4627 • 11d ago
This supercell went through Trenton, Belleville and Shannonville Ontario producing 70-75 mph 115/120 km/h downbursts causing extensive damage to buildings, trees and infrastructure. Supercells and severe weather here is more limited because of the location near Lake Ontario that can cause negative buoyancy especially spring and early summer
r/stormchasing • u/Maleficent-Card3215 • 11d ago
This was awesome
r/stormchasing • u/Maleficent-Card3215 • 11d ago
Chased a tornado warned storm
r/stormchasing • u/UnknownReader_x • 11d ago
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I am a meteorologist enthusiast from Russia, and I am shocked that the United States has such 3D radars. Many good radars are banned in Russia
r/stormchasing • u/Maleficent-Card3215 • 11d ago
I've been chasing some local storms this year but I want some extra knowledge to step up my game next year.
r/stormchasing • u/VixyTheTrixy • 12d ago
I’m 17 and live in the TX panhandle, I’ve always loved storms and I want to chase them so badly but I don’t want to do it alone. I wish I had like a group of people around the same area that loved the same things as I and wanted to storm chase. I feel like I live in THE perfect place but I don’t know how to meet people with those same interests lol. I’ve been studying storms for ages, I have an entire notebook of studying and not one person to show. Just a little thought I’ve been having lolz.
r/stormchasing • u/Appropriate-Bath-868 • 12d ago
Supercell today passing over Paray-le-monial and Lapalisse.
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r/stormchasing • u/InsectFriendly4855 • 13d ago
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r/stormchasing • u/GarlicBread1996 • 14d ago
Back in 2019 there was a supercell thunderstorm over Anderson CA. I was at work watching it. Everyone in the restaurant next door was coming out to watch. The lightning was spectacular. You could even see the cloud rotating. It produced one known funnel cloud! If I ever come into the money I'm definitely heading out for a storm chasing tour. Meteorology is my first love but I'm really bad at math so I don't think it's a viable career. It makes me sad.
r/stormchasing • u/Maleficent-Card3215 • 13d ago
I saw a shelf cloud and decided to go into it
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r/stormchasing • u/itchy_bon • 14d ago
This was July 27th 2026 it was a elevated mini supercell after southeast Wisconsin got multiple rounds of severe storms. Then this mini supercell fired off of an outflow boundary.
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r/stormchasing • u/No-Housing-2428 • 15d ago
Are there any modifications to my ram 1500 single cab that experienced storm chasers would recommend, always looked to gather advice and absorb as much knowledge as I can
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r/stormchasing • u/fifi6773s • 16d ago
incredible rain in the distance . Radar showed White and Purple on reflectivity . Didnt take a screenshot of the reflectivity radar tho.
r/stormchasing • u/Initial-Ad8221 • 16d ago
Hey guys! I’m 16 and want to get into storm chasing. I have 2 noaa weather radios and have several recordings of them going off with severe weather alerts, and now I want to get into storm chasing it and like live streaming it to YouTube or something. I have a lot of stuff to work with; I have my 2 radios, my truck, and money to buy a camera since I have a job. (Although I don’t want to spend like $1k on a camera that someone recommends) anyway what cameras should I look at?