Our Storm Chasing Tours are designed for adventure enthusiasts at any skill level. One of the major highlights of the experience is the opportunity to witness supercell storms with hailstorms and massive severe storms capable of producing the most intense extreme tornadoes and lightning storms on the planet. From the initial rumble of thunder signaling an incoming storm to the dazzling flashes of lightning illuminating the darkened skies, every moment is filled with suspense and awe. We offer six-day storm chasing tours and up to ten-day storm chasing tours. See our storm chasing tour schedule under “Book A Tour” in the menu. We hope to see you soon in Tornado Alley!
We prioritize safety without compromising the thrill of the chase and have a 100% safety record. Our team is trained to handle the complexities of extreme severe storm conditions with expertise and care. We employ cutting-edge weather radar technology for our storm chasing tours, tracking, and forecasting, ensuring that we remain in the safest positions while providing ample opportunities to view the extreme tornadoes up close. We respect the power of nature and adhere to strict safety guidelines, allowing participants to focus on soaking in the spectacle of rolling thunder and striking lightning without worry.
In a world of routine and monotony, our storm chasing tours allow participants to break free from the ordinary and immerse themselves in extraordinary encounters with extreme tornadoes. The memories created during our storm chasing tours are akin to a shared secret among participants, with stories of thrilling storm chases, unexpected severe storm events, and breathtaking views that will last a lifetime. As you navigate the ever-changing landscapes of Tornado Alley, you’re likely to find more than just storms; you’ll find lasting friendships, shared laughter, and mutual amazement. The thrill of observing a tornado forming or watching hail and lightning pummel the ground unites everyone on the storm chasing tour in a unique bond.
Our Storm chasing tours have gained considerable popularity among severe storm enthusiasts, thrill-seekers, and landscape photographers. While tornadoes, hailstorms, lightning, and thunder can paint a picture of danger and destruction, they also produce awe-inspiring phenomena.
One of the most rewarding aspects of a storm chasing tour is the camaraderie among participants. Travelers from diverse backgrounds converge with a shared passion for severe weather. As you embark on this adventure, you will likely meet individuals who share your enthusiasm and possess unique perspectives and experiences. Conversations often flow easily, filled with excitement and anticipation as participants discuss weather phenomena they’ve previously encountered or hope to experience. Relationships formed during the tour can last a lifetime, as the shared experiences of chasing storms create memories that linger long after the tour concludes. Many of our tour guests have been coming back for years.
We have the industry’s best experienced severe storm experts for our storm chasing tours. We analyze weather patterns, satellite imagery, and real-time radar data to navigate toward the most promising storms. Safety is paramount during our storm chasing tours, and our expert guides are trained to handle the unpredictable nature of severe storms.
When the time finally arrives, and the forecast indicates the potential for severe storms, the excitement reaches a fever pitch. As you approach a supercell, it’s hard not to feel awe and trepidation. The sky can shift dramatically, revealing dark, ominous clouds swirling above, creating an almost otherworldly landscape. During the storm chase, participants often have the opportunity to see spectacular displays of nature, breathtaking lightning storms illuminating the night sky, intense hail storms with the size of the hail up to the size of baseballs, and, if luck is on your side, possibly even tornadoes. The experience can be both breathtaking and humbling, allowing you to witness the awesome power of nature up close.
Many participants bring cameras to capture stunning visual moments during their storm chasing tour. The thrill of capturing a dramatic lightning strike or a swirling wall cloud through the lens of a camera adds another layer to the storm chasing experience. While safety remains the top priority, the exhilaration of capturing nature’s fury can be an unforgettable highlight for many participants. Shared photographs and videos often become another bonding point, allowing participants to reflect on their adventures long after the tour ends.
When the storm chasing tour concludes, participants often walk away not just with stories of thrilling encounters with tornadoes and hail but also with profound respect for the forces of nature. The educational aspect of the storm chasing tours cannot be overlooked, many emerge from the experience with a deeper understanding of meteorology and the science that governs these unpredictable natural phenomena.
Going on a storm chasing tour is undoubtedly a thrilling adventure that appeals to both the heart and mind. Whether you’re eager to witness tornadoes and hail or simply looking to meet new friends and indulge in the company of severe storm experts, these tours offer an unparalleled experience. With a blend of education, excitement, and unexpected friendships, storm chasing reminds us of the beauty and unpredictability of our natural world. So, pack your bags, grab your camera, and prepare for an unforgettable journey into the heart of a storm.
Our Storm Chasing Tours consistently sell out yearly, so there’s no better time to secure your spot for a storm chasing tour. Don’t miss out on the rare opportunity to witness the power of tornadoes, hear the rumble of thunder and see the lightning, and feel the thrill of severe storms. Book now with America’s first storm chasing tour company since 1997!
We’re America’s first storm chasing tour company. We first offered storm chasing tours in 1994 and then started offering storm chasing tours in May and June in 1997.
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