StormChasers

05/14/2025

Hello to all, it’s very nice for me to be able to come back to this page after all of these years. The current plan is to get back into chasing, focusing more so around my area (Kansas, Missouri) for the time being. Thank you to all who have supported the page and will hopefully continue to support the page as I work to bring it back.

10/16/2018

Zack has requested some help, storm chasers unite and help by sharing!

I need money to help fix my house and the neighborhood. There is no way to make a income down here so we are in desperate need of any help we can get. Its really bad out here we have no water, power, or gas due to the lack of money. I live in Lynn Haven FL, were we got hit dead on. Every house o...

01/06/2017

I need my chaser's in my inbox, group chat immediately. I need a storm on camera. I'll supply GoPro, need to bring this back to life.

03/02/2015

I have noticed an increase in our likes and views and as Co-Owner of storm chasers with credit due to Fellow storm chaser Josh Carr, new equipment and radars will be added to your advantage, we are increasingly trying to find ways to make your visit more enjoyable, thank you for the likes

09/25/2014

Its that time of the year :) weather is about to get pretty crazy

04/02/2014

Friday:

Overall threat: medium
Scattered severe t-storms in a squall line from the Ohio Valley to the Southeast. Damaging straight-line winds will be the most common threat, however, some tornadoes are also possible in the Ohio and Tennessee Valleys.

04/02/2014

Thursday:

Overall threat: HIGH
Outbreak of severe t-storms from Missouri and Downstate Illinois to east Texas and western Louisiana sweeping east in the evening into the middle/lower Mississippi Valley and Lower Ohio Valleys. Tornadoes, large hail, and damaging straight-line winds are all threats.
Some additional thunderstorms in the Ohio Valley during the day may produce large hail and heavy rainfall.

04/02/2014

Wednesday:

Overall threat: medium
Scattered severe t-storms from the mid-Mississippi Valley to north Texas. Some Texas, Oklahoma, southern Kansas cells may spawn tornadoes, along with large hail if they can overcome a suppressing cap in the atmosphere. Mainly a large hail threat farther north.

02/25/2014

Don't worry, StormChasers01 is not dead, We have an opening for an assit. manager/ forecaster/radar specialist/filmer/chaser, Anyone interested should message the page.

10/30/2013

it appears the greatest chance for severe thunderstorms will be from southwest Iowa and eastern Nebraska to northern Texas. Damaging wind gusts, hail and isolated tornadoes will be possible in this corridor.

10/03/2013

severe thunderstorms should be more numerous in the Corn Belt, from Nebraska and northern Kansas to Iowa and northwest Missouri, with large hail, damaging winds, and perhaps a few tornadoes. This severe threat is expected to persist into the overnight hours, as well.

09/21/2013

Made yesterday

This was of a storm that was about 5 miles away when i started filming, You can hear Weather radio audio through out the video. Enjoy Rate Comment Subscribe