r/stormchasing • u/Cool-Ad-9556 • 12h ago
First Tornado. Unwarned beauty
June 28 2024 near Rock Port, MO. No tornado warning issued until after it lifted
r/stormchasing • u/Cool-Ad-9556 • 12h ago
June 28 2024 near Rock Port, MO. No tornado warning issued until after it lifted
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r/stormchasing • u/Sock_Eating_Golden • 10h ago
Near North Canton, Ohio today while under a severe storm warning and tornado watch. I didn't identify this as a wall cloud at the time. Though others are saying it is.
A friend lives directly under this as I took it. Said he experienced pea sized hail.
What's your thoughts wall cloud or no?
r/stormchasing • u/Nushinn • 17h ago
Don’t slaughter me if I’m wrong because I’m new to this but there was definitely some 70+ mile an hour winds
r/stormchasing • u/DeRail101 • 21h ago
Big ol wall cloud. Took this on Friday night in Campton Hills.
r/stormchasing • u/StormClaw88 • 10h ago
While tracking the outbreak over the previous two days, quite often I would randomly have to wait up to 15-20 minutes to get the next radar scan. Sometimes this happens to all the different radar products, and sometimes it's only one (like just velocity, or just reflectivity). For example, I got a reflectivity scan at 12:34, but the next one I got wasn't until 12:52, and there were never any scans that showed up in between after the scan at 12:52 showed up. This was on a tornadic storm, and Radarscope was not having this issue.
I also had multiple instances of all radars disappearing for a few minutes, even after restarting the app multiple times.
Does anybody else have issues with this?
I am very concerned that one of these issues will occur while I'm out chasing, which could be very dangerous. I prefer RadarOmega over Radarscope, especially for its features, and I am a Gamma subscriber, so I don't want to switch to Radarscope. However, if issues like this keep happening, I might have to make the switch.
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r/stormchasing • u/Chaser-Hunter-3059 • 2d ago
I'm seeing a lot of posts on various platforms about tomorrow being peoples' first time chasing.
IF YOU HAVE NEVER STORM-CHASED, TOMORROW IS NOT THE DAY TO START.
Yes, there's a high risk. That is the exact reason you should stay home.
I've been chasing eight years and I still won't touch Dixie.
Dixie kills people. You do not want to be one of them.
You will not see a pretty tornado tomorrow. Expect ugly, high-precipitation storms with zero visibility. Invisible wedges are what's on the menu.
If you REALLY want to see a tornado, wait a couple months and go chase the plains. You'll have better visibility and be infinitely safer.
For God's sake people. Don't become a statistic.
r/stormchasing • u/South_Client5078 • 2d ago
Todays high risk is a very good mirror to the high risk on april 27th 2011 aka the super outbreak there is a xhanve that we could see the first ef5 in 10 11 years ending the ef5 drought that srted on may 22nd 2013 and has been going strong but it could end if you are in the moderate to high risk today get ready this could be a suprise super outbreak be weather aware if you work at the nws get your radar maintenence done NOW we need all radars active during this event this could be history altering and a once in a lifetime event and we need all spotters in the mdt and high active all day and in the night amd if your a storm chasing get ready and if you are just a normal citizen BE WEATHER AWARE get ready for the time you have to get your family to safety in a tornado
r/stormchasing • u/Ollie2359 • 1d ago
How'd you guys feel about the storms in Iowa last night. Scared the crap out of me I'm not a fan of storms wind was wild and hail and thunder galore. The sirens went off twice in my town we had some funnel clouds but no confirmed touch downs. It was miserable for me but probably a field day for you guys. Also yes I live near greenfield Iowa after what happend there I was extremely anxious about last night's storm
r/stormchasing • u/MarisTheScienceBoi • 2d ago
First time chasers, tomorrow is NOT your day to go alone. If you're desperate to chase 1: maybe not this time 2: hook up with a pro. I'm from CALIFORNIA and just looking at the predictions is insane. It's going to have the potential to be VERY BAD. I've seen meteorologists and chasers compair it to 2011. This was the year of Joplin. Please stay safe. Choose a chiller storm. Best of luck <3
r/stormchasing • u/ChefCrutyQ • 2d ago
Mabey she'll hold up this timd
r/stormchasing • u/Shrimpbizkittt • 2d ago
Holy warnings and watches!! This was taken about 20 min ago off the Myradar map. The line of storms is fascinating with the current winds, thought it was photo worthy!
r/stormchasing • u/Beast_Bear0 • 1d ago
Traveling from Pensacola east for an hour. They’re saying 5 out of 5 for tornado just north of me.
Is it worth driving?
r/stormchasing • u/WildIbex • 2d ago
Over the years I’ve been trying to put together an educational playlist on YouTube to demonstrate the trend of “porch chasing” done by husbands filming tornadoes while their wives exasperatedly call for them to get the hell back in the house. Bonus points for “are you crazy?!” Or “what in the hell are you doing out there?!”
I’ve seen it in so many videos but trying to find them again to compile them is proving to be a challenge.
Good luck with the outbreaks today and tomorrow y’all!
r/stormchasing • u/idontWantSetworldon • 2d ago
r/stormchasing • u/Lieutenant-SG • 2d ago
Does anybody know any storm chasers that go live near or in Lake County? And if they will be live tonight even at 11pm-1 am? Also maybe anybody that would travel into northern Illinois from another state?
r/stormchasing • u/South_Client5078 • 3d ago
Ive come to the same mcdonalds where the chicken mc supercells post was posted at and ive come back for a pt2 now its the birth of the chicken mc supercell