The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister Weather Snapshot group on April 21st 2016 #1 Joe Randall (580 Likes) Purple Rain R.I.P. #2 Sandra De Jong Borchers (353 Likes) “Purple Rain” NOT and entry for top ten. I normally would never over saturate an image to this extent but for […]
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The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister Weather Snapshot group on April 20th 2015 #1 Dillon Killoren (774 Likes) Shelf Cloud East of Greensburg, KS last night. #2 Lisa Smith (392 Likes) I took this pic a year ago today, 4/20/14. Beautiful supercell in Eldorado, Oklahoma. […]
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A blog series detailing impacts the weather has on a variety of professions. Many of us have nice jobs in nice buildings in nice places. But not everyone. There is a large segment of the population that consists of hands-on, outdoors, all-weather professionals. These guys don’t get snow days. […]
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The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister Weather Snapshot group on February 23rd 2015 #1 Adam Kraft (522 Likes) There is always a creative way to photograph fog at night. Spruce trees and one 500 watt halogen lamp and this is the result. Taken in 2013 […]
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The top 10 weather photographs shared in the Mr Twister Weather Snapshot group on February 7th 2015 Pre-Order Your Hard Cover Today and Get a Free DVD! #1 Colt Forney (379 Likes) May 10, 2014 Severy, KS Another shot of this beautiful supercell. Too bad there weren’t […]
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It’s that time of year again where many people—but especially storm-chasing enthusiasts—take up their favorite pastime of complaining about the weather. And justifiably so; on top of the days being cold, grey, and short and all the weather-related travel hassles, there’s not a ghost of a chance […]
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California has been dealing with a drought which was entering into its third year with no relief in sight. Now the state is getting the rain it needed, but it is coming with great consequence thanks to a weather system known as the Pineapple Express. The Pineapple […]
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Near 1pm on the afternoon of May 7th, 1840 a thunderstorm that produced one of the most violent tornadoes in recorded history began to form just southwest of Natchez, Mississippi. Near 2pm the storm dropped what was likely a massive twister as it crossed the Mississippi River […]
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The weather of 2013 was quite a mystery as the United States experienced one of the slowest years on record for both tornadoes and hurricanes. On the flip side the weather events that did occur were some of the worst on record. The US experienced 8 billion […]
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Is Storm Chasing on your bucket list? Storm Chase tours too expensive and hard to schedule? Join professional storm Chaser Zach Roberts on a Storm Chase Ride Along Witness tornadoes, hail and supercell thunderstorms first hand as Zach safely navigates you to the best spot for photos […]
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