Tornadoes are the blue ribbon prize of every storm chasers hunt. They are one of mother natures most beautiful and deadly creations. To see one in person is awe inspiring and while most are terrified of them, storm chasers yearn for more. Stove pipes, elephant trucks, wedges, ropes and cones. No two tornadoes are alike. We may never understand why one storm produces a tornado and one does not…but I for one will continue to hunt them as long as I am able.
A tornado dances above the tree line near Willow Oklahoma. March 2012
A tornado spins near Moose Jaw Canada. June 2012
A large tornado near Moose Jaw Canada.
A tornado with a picturesque storm in Canada. June 2012
A tornado narrowly misses a farm in Saskatchewan Canada. June 2012
A brief tornado spins up near Wellington Kansas. May 2013.
A tornado snakes from teh clouds near Stanton Nebraska. October 2013
A tornado hidden under a massive supercell in Canada. June 2012
A massive stove pipe tornado NW of Waterbury Nebraska. October 2013
A tornado dances on the Canadian prairie. June 2012
A cone tornado plows the Canadian prairie. June 2012
A massive stove pipe tornado near Waterbury Nebraska. October 2013
A resident of Saskatchewan Canada flees a tornado in June of 2012.
