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Site updates: Thundersnow, flash flooding and hurricane pages; 4/1 sunset
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I've lost more than $1 million to copyright infringement in the last 15 years, and it's finally brought an end to my professional storm chasing operation. This page is a detailed account of the biggest threat to my photography and video operation that I had to battle daily to just barely survive, and eventually could not overcome. It's a problem facing all of my colleagues as well. |
A quick post to highlight three new pages added to the site in the past couple of weeks:
 | Winter lightning, severe storms and thundersnow
After finally capturing thundersnow on camera for this first time last weekened, I decided I had a complete enough set of material to write a full article on wintertime lightning and thundersnow. I have seen a lot of winter lightning, so this page includes links to all winter storm chase logs where lightning was observed and/or captured. |
 | Hurricanes and Tropical Storm chase logs
This is a spin-off of the tornado chase logs page that lists all of my hurricane and tropical storm intercepts. This is a complete list of all chase logs from my landfalling tropical system chases. |
 | Floods and Flash Floods chase logs
I have covered many floods and flash floods over the years - this page lists the more notable events. There are a few past flood chases that still need to be added here, but this list is fairly complete. |
As far as the current storm season goes, a few Midwestern tornado/supercell storm chase days may be happening as early as Sunday. Stay tuned!
April 1 Sunset
A few rain showers skirted by to the east of New Baden at sunset tonight. The warming air that produced these is a welcome sign of storms to come as the spring severe weather season in the Midwest ramps up in the coming days, weeks and months!
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