Storm Chasing Trip Of 2026 Completed (6/21)

Storm chasing has been very busy this year, with my main "expedition" trip taking place from April 19 through June 21. On April 19 I headed out of Florida with VIP observer Jeffrey Lam, who flew back to Florida on April 30. I continued chasing storms until late June, ultimately returning to Florida on June 21, after witnessing 32 possible tornadoes and within time and budget constraints.


You can check this out in the STORM CHASING section under MIDWEST 2026 on my website, or click the link below to go right to that section.

www.sky-chaser.com/mwcl2026.htm

Introduction To Storm Chasing (4/15)

For anyone making the decision to go storm chasing solo, or in small groups (as opposed to formal storm chasing tours), I put up a very informative presentation that explains the ins and outs of storm chasing with high-resolution illustrations and touches very important subjects. This is a great resource for anyone thinking of taking up storm chasing.


You can check this out in the STORM CHASING section of my website, or click the link below.

www.sky-chaser.com/schintro.htm

Skydiving IS Dangerous - KNOW Fear! (3/6)

Skydiving is an awesome sport I enjoyed for many years. But never become complacent - Humble pie will strike when you least expect it. "Attitude" is a real important aeronautical term and aspect, not just a superficial person blocking you on a dating app.


Read about this and other stories in my SHORT STORIES AND COMMENTARIES page, or click the link below to go right to that section.

www.sky-chaser.com/stories.htm