A southeast moving supercell, that formed just southwest of Childress, Texas eventually produced several (4+) tornadoes across northern Texas over a few hour span. The first tornado happened north of Crowell, Texas with several larger and more photogenic tornadoes occurring later near Lockett, Texas. Camera: Sony AX700 Follow me on IG: @btsullivan91 (personal) @stormchasinyota (vehicle)…

A series of tornadoes of all shapes and sizes touched down from near Margaret Texas to Lockett, Texas. The first tornadoes in the video were near Lockett and were shot at close range.

Cameron Nixon is BACK with another mind-blowing talk about how to forecast the chase with skew-Ts and hodographs. This lesson covers a lot of ground and if you are still a novice to skew-Ts and hodographs there are plenty of lessons (linked below) to get you up to speed. Also, this lesson is a prequel…

Did you know that not all tornado watches are made equal? In fact, tornado watches are issued with enhanced products attached to them like probabilities of different severe weather as well as extended information about the threats of the day. In this video, I’ll walk you through tornado watch text and products and explain how…

For wx enthusiasts just getting into the habit of watching severe weather events on radar, discerning a tornadic vs. a non-tornadic circulation on radar can be quite tricky at first. To help you along, we’ll show a few examples from a cyclic tornado producing supercell in the Texas Panhandle from the March 13, 2021 tornado…

Brandon Sullivan documented numerous, very brief and weak tornadoes near Hamilton and Cranfills Gap, Texas. This day featured a tornado watch and this storm was all by itself for many hours, but failed to produce a significant tornado, but did produce some large hail over golf ball size. I captured some of the hail falling.

Whoa! We got a storm chase in this last weekend so let’s get some new content going shall we? Today we’re breaking down the supercell we saw which produced a few brief tornadoes before it outran us on the sparse Texas Panhandle road network. Our initial view of this storm is more distant, which is…

When it is Prime Time on the Plains, the instability cranks up and the atmosphere’s potential is maxed out. For today’s storm chase case, that was absolutely the case. Today we’re going to Northern Oklahoma on May 25, 2016 — the same day as the Chapman EF4 tornado in Northern Kansas. This secondary target, where…

An impromptu snow chase! A major winter storm is arriving onto the Plains with heavy snow in tow. This system has prompted blizzard warnings in New Mexico and winter storm warnings from Albuquerque, NM to Memphis, TN. We took some time to film some heavy snow scenes around central Oklahoma as some of the strongest…

I’ve been using an app called ‘Satsquatch’ for the past few weeks and I am falling in love with it. I believe this app is the ultimate companion app to a radar app such as RadarScope or RadarOmega for storm chasers. Two reasons why I’m loving this app: 1)The satellite views are really nice. I’ve…