We’re a team of passionate storm chasers and weather geeks who love sharing the thrill of severe storms with fellow adventurers. Our tours mix real-time weather education, epic photo chances, and responsible, safe storm chasing – making sure you get an unforgettable experience while staying protected.
We’re all about making storm chasing fun, safe, and memorable for everyone – whether it’s your first time or you’ve been chasing for years.
Real experts who love what they do: Our guides aren’t just storm chasers, they’re passionate weather nerds with tons of experience. They’ll break down what’s happening in plain English, share cool facts, and answer any questions you throw their way.
Learning on the go: Every day starts with a quick, easy-to-follow briefing to get you up to speed on the weather. Then, as storms roll in, you’ll catch plenty of impromptu lessons, like how to read the radar or spot storm features. It’s hands-on, exciting, and never boring.
Small, friendly groups: We keep it cozy with about 6 – 8 people max, so there’s room to stretch out, ask questions, and make new friends who share your storm chasing passion. Plus, it means better chances to get great photos and a comfortable ride.
Flexible and fun: We don’t just stick to one plan – we adapt as the weather changes, chasing the best setups and making sure you’re always where the action is. It’s part adventure, part science, all thrill.
Transportation in well‑equipped, reliable SUVs with plenty of space, charging points and a guaranteed window seat!
Comfortable lodging. Typically in charming regional hotels with Wi‑Fi and a free, basic breakfast (not guaranteed).
Daily briefings.
On‑board amenities. Free water and soft drinks, branded t-shirt, and daily photography tips.
Each morning of the tour begins with a comprehensive weather briefing. These sessions are designed to bring you into the heart of the chase strategy for the day, whether you’re a weather enthusiast, a photographer, or just here for the adventure.
Briefings usually take place in the hotel lobby, breakfast area, or en route in the van, depending on schedule and conditions. Here’s what they include:
Forecast overview: We break down the big picture, jet stream patterns, pressure systems, instability, and moisture, and explain how they influence the day’s potential.
Target discussion: Based on overnight model data and real-time observations, we present the chase area(s) under consideration and walk you through why we’re choosing one over the others.
Storm type and risks: You’ll learn what kinds of storms we’re expecting—supercells, squall lines, or marginal setups – and what hazards (tornadoes, hail, high winds) might be involved.
Travel logistics: We review the planned route, estimated drive times, gas and food stops, and hotel plans for the night.
Interactive Q&A: Questions are encouraged! We love diving deeper into the science or helping you understand how we use radar, models, and ground observations in real time.
We also provide visual tools, like radar loops, forecast soundings, and surface analysis charts, which are explained in plain language so everyone can follow along regardless of their background.
Briefings help you follow the “why” behind the chase and allow you to watch the atmosphere unfold with a trained eye. Many guests say this daily insight is one of the most rewarding parts of the experience, helping them appreciate the patterns and process long before the storms even fire up.
We pack our cars with all the tech needed to stay ahead of the storms and keep you connected. That means live radar and satellite data streaming right to our devices, so we can track storms as they develop and move. We have GPS navigation with multiple route options, and radios to keep in touch between vehicles.
Plus, there are plenty of charging ports for your phones and cameras, so you never miss a shot or a moment!
Great question and something we take really seriously. Chasing storms is exciting, but we never forget that they’re powerful, unpredictable forces of nature. That’s why safety is always our number one rule.
Here’s how we keep things smart and sensible out there:
Experienced team: Our drivers and guides have years of chasing under their belts. They know how to read the skies and the roads.
No risky business: We don’t try to “get inside” a tornado or cut it close just for a thrill. We aim for the best (and safest) views with multiple exit routes.
Daily planning: Every morning we talk through the risks of the day and what to expect.
Reliable vehicles: All our cars are regularly checked over and equipped with radar, radios, and GPS, so we’re always in the know.
Safety briefing: At the start of your trip, we walk you through how chasing works, what to do in different situations, and answer any “what if” questions you have.
Common sense rules: Seatbelts on, stay with the group, don’t wander into muddy fields with lightning overhead – simple stuff, but important.
Bottom line? We’re out there to experience the power of nature, not test it. You’ll be in good hands with a crew that’s all about amazing storms and smart decisions.
We’d love to say “yes” every time, but the truth is, Mother Nature makes the final call. We use the best forecasting tools out there and chase every solid setup we can, but tornadoes are rare and sometimes just don’t show up. That said, even on non-tornado days, most guests still get to see jaw-dropping storm structure, huge rotating supercells, lightning shows, hail, and all the wild beauty that comes with storm chasing. And no matter what, you’ll be right in the middle of the action – learning, watching, and experiencing the atmosphere up close.
Every day is different out there, but chances are you’ll see all kinds of wild weather. We’re talking huge rotating supercells, fast-moving storm clusters that dump hail, dramatic shelf clouds, towering storm towers that stretch into the stratosphere, and some seriously intense lightning shows. Tornadoes? Absolutely possible, depending on the setup. No matter what’s out there, we’ll break it all down as we go so you know exactly what you’re looking at and why it’s happening.
We go wherever the weather takes us! While a lot of our trips start in the central U.S. (like Oklahoma or Kansas), we don’t stay put. If the best storm setup is in Texas, the Dakotas, or even way out in Nebraska or eastern Colorado, we’ll be there. We’re constantly adjusting our route based on real-time forecasts so we’re always in the best possible spot to catch the action. Sometimes that means a few long drives, but that’s part of the adventure!
Honestly, any of our tours will give you the full storm chasing experience. We don’t stay locked into one spot or follow a fixed route, we chase wherever the best storms are, plain and simple. Every tour is built to be flexible so we can follow the weather and put you in the best possible position to see something incredible.
And when it comes to tornado chances? They’re pretty much the same across the board. We plan all our tours during the heart of storm season, when conditions are most active. So whether you’re joining us early, mid, or late season, you’ll have just as good a shot at seeing a tornado – or at least some jaw-dropping storm structure.
The best tour is the one that fits your schedule and lets you dive into the adventure. No matter which one you pick, you’ll be part of a fun group, guided by people who live and breathe weather, and chasing storms in some of the most dramatic skies on Earth.
We use large SUVs that are usually either a Chevrolet Tahoe/Suburban or Ford Expedition. These are very comfortable and have plenty of space. You will be guaranteed a window seat too!
During the tour, we stay in comfortable hotels or motels – usually small, locally owned spots that offer a clean, cozy place to rest after a long day chasing storms.
Most places have free Wi-Fi, a basic breakfast (not always guaranteed), and plenty of space to relax and recharge. Since the tour moves around depending on the weather, you’ll get a little taste of different towns and communities throughout the trip. It’s part of the fun – exploring new places as you chase the storms.
If you’re traveling alone, you need to be at least 18 years old. We do welcome younger guests aged 14 to 17, but only if they’re with a parent or guardian. To keep things comfortable and personal, each vehicle holds no more than 4 people, which helps everyone get plenty of space and attention.
We require a non refundable deposit of £250 to secure your spot on a tour. Your space is only guaranteed once we have received this. This covers administration and booking costs that are incurred at the time you make your reservation.
We are very flexible with regards payment but we do require the non refundable deposit to book your place. Once this is paid we can arrange payments to suit with the balance being paid by 31st March on the year of your trip.
The price listed is the total cost – no hidden fees or surprise charges. If any unexpected expenses come up on our end, we cover them ourselves. Just keep in mind that meals and beverages are your responsibility during the tour.
We confirm our tour dates once we arrive back from our previous trip, and so far, we’ve never had to cancel a trip ourselves. If we do need to cancel for any reason, you’ll get a full refund of your deposit plus anything else you’ve paid towards your trip. Plus, if you’ve booked non-refundable travel like flights, we’ll help cover some of those costs unless you have travel insurance which compensates you.
