Hurricane & Tropical Storm Chasing Expedition Logs & Photos
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This page lists all of my hurricane and tropical storm intercept chases from newest to oldest, with links to each chase report ontaining more photos, videos and detailed accounts. Most of these images are still frames captured from video footage. I have stock footage of these events available.
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Covering Category 5 Huricane Michael in Panama City, Florida. Read chase log >    
A trip to Morehead City, North Carolina area to intercept a very weak Tropical Storm Gabrielle. Read chase log >    
Matt, Bill and I teamed up to cover Tropical Storm Ernesto, which came ashore just shy of hurricane strength at Carolina Beach, North Carolina. Read chase log >    
My brother Matt and I traveled to Port Arthur and Beaumont, Texas to cover the landfall of Category 3 Hurricane Rita. Read chase log >    
A trip to Mobile, Alabama for the landfall of Category 3 Hurricane Ivan. Read chase log >    
An chase to Fort Pierce, Florida to document the Category 2 landfall of Hurricane Frances. Read chase log >    
Virginia Beach observer Bill Coyle and I teamed up to cover Hurricane Isabel's Category 2 landfall along the North Carolina coast in 2003. Read chase log >    
Inland Tropical System Expeditions
Post-landfall tropical systems can produce tornadoes, flooding and wind damage even after they've weakened. The following are logs from inland expeditions to tropical system remnants:
Gradient wind event from the remnants of Hurricane Helene in southern Illinois. Read chase log > Significant tornadoes in southwestern Indiana from the remnants of Hurricane Beryl, including a close drone intercept. Read chase log > 
Uneventful documentation of the remnants of Tropical Storm Cristobal moving through the Midwest. Read chase log > One of many tornadoes in southern Illinois due to Tropical Storm Bill. Read chase log > 
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