The season starts off with a bang, as the Titans head to SE Oklahoma for a big and expansive moderate risk. As storms form everywhere, can the team sort out the mess to find a tornado?

Mid-April is a testy time for chasers. While you can find some incredible storm chase setups, others may be less than stellar. As winter’s grip begins to really disappear, this transition time can be boom or bust for storm chasers.

Mid-April continues onward and the team moves to central Texas, seeking a bounty of a tornado on Easter Sunday. While the coming days look historic, the team has only the weekend to make something out of the week.

The team heads for Kansas in search of tornadoes on a big risk day. Everything seems to be in place for a big outbreak, will the team’s storm cooperate?

This storm chase day featured a strong cap which didn’t look to break — but if it did the atmosphere was primed and ready for tornadoes. As the cap broke in the late afternoon, the Titans are in great position to take advantage.

All too often, storm chasers come in April and leave the season behind by May. But not so with us, this collection of chases is a great reason why storm season doesn’t really ever stop when the season changes to summer.

As the biggest risk day of the season arrives, the team is ready to chase a locked and loaded atmosphere in Oklahoma.