December 1 Illinois tornadoes in 4k: youtu.be/DdLgKml8PCg

youtu.be/rVIQtKuDr2c Analysis of the 1 December 2018 Illinois tornado outbreak, cold core tornado forecasting, understanding supercell cycles and tornado formation. This is a recorded version of my presentation for the 2019 #DupageWxSeminar DuPage County OHSEM

Our own angle on the Tipton tornadoes, gathering multi-perspective imagery in the hopes of studying low level wind fields: youtu.be/Hovq9wVfGrQ

In-depth analysis of the events that led to a commercial storm chasing tour being impacted by a #tornado on 28 May 2019 near #Lawrence #Kansas youtu.be/By_b0Fj99yE

One of my favorite chases of all time

3 January 2023 Illinois tornado shots: youtu.be/eJjSb9KCwis

"Supercell" movie releasing March 17. I played a small part in the film as a gas station cashier where the main characters stop before the location is struck by a tornado! Super fun to be involved. Official trailer: youtu.be/U1zBYtFHMx4

This is an issue of competency on the most basic level 1. Escape as soon as you recognize you're in the path. 2. Escape away from the path, not across it. Failure may result in death. All chasers need to understand this before they ever take to the road. youtu.be/ea8DgOA-mr0

Now I know why they call it meteorology. We found the meteors! The craters in this van have their own craters.

Beaver, OK Supercell: Smash or pass? Big Smash! youtu.be/E0QUcbQpJWs with Jennifer Brindley Ubl

A monster lurking in the corn. Shots from Sunday in Illinois: youtu.be/IWPkAIz-0Z4

Detailed breakdown of the accidents that occurred April 4 last year, along with recommendations for safer storm chasing: youtu.be/6PWtNkh-MPE

11 years since El Reno, we still chase Oklahoma, even High Risks. But we've changed since then. How we chase, where we chase, and who we are as chasers youtube.com/watch?v=ww-yHv…

Sean Casey's back chasing, and with a new chase vehicle youtu.be/KgMOXD0wrbY

You may have heard that hundreds of employees were just cut from NOAA and the National Weather Service (NWS). These agencies were already critically understaffed, and these firings will have real consequences—for public safety, disaster response, and even the economy. But here’s