Big thank you to WeatherBrains for having Gabriel Harber and I on the show tonight to talk Storm Chaser Coaching and lots more! If you weren't able to catch the live show, you can watch the replay at the following link: youtube.com/watch?v=mEe-5W…

Mayfield, Kentucky December 10th 2021

Chasing is often more a skill of execution of logistics than it is forecasting with April 27th this year being a perfect example of that. A full look into how I hedged the Kansas dryline and Nebraska Sandhill targets at Storm Chasing Coaching:

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Looks like we’re about to get hit by a big natural heat wave

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Not all storms spin—some line up. When storms cluster together in a line, it’s called a convective system—or more technically, an MCS. This video breaks down the differences between these systems and isolated supercells. Subscribe to the Chaser Academy! Link in profile!

What’s an unpopular storm chasing opinion that would get you in trouble?

All the ingredients are there for tornadoes. And if you get a supercell, it's game on. But how do you know if you'll get a supercell, a squall line, or something in between? Here's a quick method for forecasting this: 1/6

Do not go into debt for storm chasing.

It close bags at the park in the market.

Cat is short for category

Chat is he right?

My cone is quite certain.

Would you rather chase with ultra high quality radar scans every 10 minutes (mobile radar level), or very low quality scans every minute?

people adding “not a forecast” after posting a GFS run that’s 200 hours out

they're doing this to me at work tomorrow

Hurricane Erin has become so large that you can now fit an entire Hurricane Erin inside of it.

Imagine if it’s just someone asking if you’d like to purchase an extended warranty.