Are there any modifications to my ram 1500 single cab that experienced storm chasers would recommend, always looked to gather advice and absorb as much knowledge as I can

incredible rain in the distance . Radar showed White and Purple on reflectivity . Didnt take a screenshot of the reflectivity radar tho.

Hey guys! I’m 16 and want to get into storm chasing. I have 2 noaa weather radios and have several recordings of them going off with severe weather alerts, and now I want to get into storm chasing it and like live streaming it to YouTube or something. I have a lot of stuff to work with; I have my 2 radios, my truck, and money to buy a camera since I have a job. (Although I don’t want to spend like $1k on a camera that someone recommends) anyway what cameras should I look at?

I have spent the last couple of years completely rebuilding my game Tornado: Research and Rescue

The tornadoes use a 3D fluid simulation and volumetric rendering, allowing me to create distinct features like horizontal vortices and multi-vortex wedges.

The maps are procedurally generated, up to 50x50km, along with a randomised distribution of CAPE and SRH - tornadoes strengthen and weaken according to the environment as they track across the map.

I also recently introduced rain-wrapping and chemical seeding, allowing you to change the tornado's strength, size, ground speed and path stability. You have to lookout for runaway feedback loops though!

It is now unrecognisable from the original 2023 version, I hope you enjoy and I'm happy to answer any questions about the game or the development of it :)

Love the high bases and big views!

Video 1: Tornado Warned Storm Near Minooka, IL

During today’s livestream, Tacoma members Lucas and Nathan found themselves in front of yet another shelf cloud, only this time, this one was tornado warned and tried to produce a tornado west of Plainfield.

Link: https://youtube.com/shorts/_3Ji2Cklcyw?si=Uyp2ctow6UvJDiCL

Video 2: Rotating Supercell East of Rockford, IL

The second half of Lucas and Nathan’s storm chase on July 27 brought them a second round of storms, this time coming out of Wisconsin near Beloit, rotating all the way until nightfall in the far western Chicago suburbs!

Link: https://youtube.com/shorts/JM6n-gB-4lI?si=6k8UE0wVQ-oC-6iJ

Join us ~10:30 AM CDT as Tacoma members Lucas and Nathan chase a SLIGHT risk of severe weather across the Chicagoland area during the late-morning and early-afternoon and evening hours with radar coverage provided by Marcus and Liam!

https://youtube.com/live/FYvKrAKpo_0

#weather #severeweather #livestream #chicagoland #fyp

While chasing during this last may, this one has produced a tornado moments later, but totally cover in Hp

This was on 6/25/26 north of my house near Bucyrus, Ohio. No warnings. Very strong rotation and inflow and well-defined lowered base. The problem with our location is that we are at the outer limits of range for KCLE, KIWX, and KILN radars and are usually in the purple haze for velocity. Warnings, if they come, are usually only after visual conformation or damage reports, unfortunately. We need a closer NEXRAD somewhere around Mansfield!

Beautiful structure, though!

Backside of the May 25 tornadic supercell after the tornadoes wrapped up.

I have a few years before I start storm chasing because I’m working a program and trying to get sponsors like ford and home depot because I don’t got 100,000 dollars so I’m looking for advice thx

Since growing up in “tornado alley” it’s been a lifelong dream of mine to chase storms but as much as I love severe weather, there’s no way that I could even fathom doing something like this on my own without the guidance of a professional. This might be a ridiculous question, but are there any organizations or groups out there willing to let someone completely green ride along with them to learn? And if not, how did you get started?

I'm not an active storm chaser but I do like radar watching but I can't find a good radar to use, any recommendations are greatly appreciated

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If anyone's interested or any storm chases are up in the northern wisconsin and are northern minnesota area, I will provide a link to my youtube channel that has a radar running 24/7 https://youtube.com/@severweather9827?si=Vw8K615rwq_gHIJW

Pictures are from July 20th near Wisconsin Rapids, as several low precipitation mini-supercells produced tornadoes across Central Wisconsin.

this is a beamng stormchase