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Storm chasing

Storm chasing is broadly defined as the deliberate pursuit of any severe weather phenomenon, regardless of motive, but most commonly for curiosity, adventure, scientific investigation, or for news or media coverage. A person who chases storms is known as a storm chaser (or a "chaser" for short).

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Overview

Nature of and motivations for chasing

History

Typical storm chase

Geographical, seasonal, and diurnal activity

Dangers

Equipment

Ethics

In popular culture

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Storm chasing

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Edges277
Triples71
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Storm chasing

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related to Incidents · 22
Storm chasing → Andy Gabrielson, As, Christopher Phillips, December, East Texas, Fabian Guerra, For, Hurricane Dennis, I-44, I-80, Iowa, Jeff Wear, Luverne, Minnesota, Nearly, Oklahoma, Other, OU, Sapulpa, The
related to Ethics · 12
Storm chasing → Chuck Doswell, Doswell, Edwards, March, Matt Crowther, Rich Thompson, Roger Edwards, Storm, Texas, The Weather Channel, TV, Veteran
related to Typical storm chase · 8
Storm chasing → Besides, Chasing, Downtime, During, It, Most, Storm, When
related to Nature of and motivations for chasing · 7
Storm chasing → Although, Many, National Weather Service, NWS, Some, Storm, These
related to Historic · 4
Storm chasing → Historically, Much, Radio, The
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Storm chasing → highly visible recreational activity

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Storm chasingis ahighly visible recreational activity0.90text
feeling one with a much largerinstance ofintangible experiences0.80text
more powerful natural worldinstance ofintangible experiences0.80text
the challenge of correctly forecastinginstance ofintangible experiences0.80text
intercepting storms with optimal vantage pointsinstance ofintangible experiences0.80text
and pure thrill seekinginstance ofintangible experiences0.80text
graduate meteorologistsinstance ofand researchers0.80text
professorsinstance ofand researchers0.80text
riversinstance ofthere is often little or no time to eat or relieve oneself and finding fuel can cause frustrating delays and detours.Navigating obstacles0.80text
areas with inadequate road networks is a paramount concerninstance ofthere is often little or no time to eat or relieve oneself and finding fuel can cause frustrating delays and detours.Navigating obstacles0.80text
radarinstance ofparticularly in-vehicle weather data0.80text
also led to an increase in chasing after nightfallinstance ofparticularly in-vehicle weather data0.80text

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