JOINING the HUNT
Storm Chasing is inherently dangerous! If you DO NOT KNOW what you are doing you
can be seriously hurt or (in a worst case scenario) killed. And the danger is NOT limited to tornadoes.
Micro bursts, lightening, strong outflow/inflow winds, hail, flash flooding, slick highways and Twister
intoxicated morons are just a few of the potentially deadly hazards involved in this activity. |
Links
The Thrill, the Excitement! (Links to info, photos, and other chasers)
Storm Track Homepage Important and abundant infromation
Arkansas Weather Watcher Home Page My partner's page
The Tornado Project Online! comprehensive info
Bears Cage Homepage chaser page
Panhandle Storm Chasers Association mostly chase accounts
What is a tornado? Expert C. Doswell informs and gripes
FEMA's Stormwatch federal government
Tornadoes: Going Around in Circles try the quiz
Another Quiz (and other stuff)
Fallout of Debris from Tornadic T-Storms the sky is falling, Chicken Little
On the Trail. (Weather forecasting and conditions)
Storm Prediction Center Forecasts check first for outlook
Sattelite overhead
Sattelite view from WEST
Sattelite, view from East
Dewpoints, National w/WIND
15min. Doppler Texas, Oklahoma Arkansas
In Memoriam (Historical tornadoes)
The Top Ten US Killer Tornadoes includes the infamous Tri-State Tornado of 1925
Arkansas, March First: Killer Outbreak of 1 March 1997 F3-F4
Wewoka/ Yeager tornadoes of June 8,
1998
Fort Smith Tornado 21 April 1996 F3
NWS discussion on the controversy over the Fort Smith Tornado
Killer tornadoes shatter central Florida: 28 Feb 1998
one of the first photos of a tornado
More to come!