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049. On Being a Therapist Who Chases Storms
There is a moment during storm chasing where the atmosphere does something that has no adequate name. The updraft is visible. The clouds are dancing. The light has gone magical and the sky is doing something it has never done exactly this w...
048. A New Era of Storm Chasing
The storm chasing community has not always been easy to defend.
Those of us who have been in this community long enough know what it feels like to watch something we love produce outcomes that embarrass us- the convoy that wouldn’t yield,...
047. A Community Responds to the Sheriff's Letter
(this is part two; if you haven’t yet, I’d encourage you to check out 046.!)
The sheriff’s letter was addressed to the legislature. But the people it’s really about were never in that room. Not the chaser who blocked the road. No...
046. When a Sheriff Writes a Letter
There’s a quote making the rounds from Marshall County, Kansas Sheriff Tim Ackerman, who recently sent a letter to state lawmakers asking them to regulate storm chasing. In remarks to reporters, he described what prompted it: a train of cha...
045. The Road Safety Problem: What's Really Driving It
If you’ve chased for any length of time, you’ve seen it.
The convoy running 90mph on a two-lane highway through a town that is actively under warning. The vehicle blocking an intersection so the crew can get the shot. The u-turn on a blind...
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