I intercepted a chilly, late-season Colorado pea-hailer that looked more like a snowstorm than a hailstorm and certainly felt more like one, too!

Our 'Lightning Net' activated once again and it lead to a nice little score in Lakewood with a handful of good (albeit slightly out of focus) shots.

TWISTEX team intercepted two tornadoes east of Lake Fryer in Ochiltree County, Texas while trying to gather hail data on an HP storm.

TWISTEX crews intercepted a tornado southwest of Hill City, Kansas and got into some hail before hijinks at a drive-thru later in the evening.

Started the day in the Black Hills and ended the day in the White Hail of Colorado; bigtime hailer with urban flooding aftermath.

On a historic evening in the history of tornadoes, a bunch of us on I-70 elected to NOT involve ourselves with the Greensburg tornado and opted to shoot lightning instead.

Gustnado-fest in northeast Colorado with one landspout mixed in for good measure. Intercepted some nighttime hail near Ft. Morgan to wrap the dusty day.

On a chase that featured my first ever probe deployment mission with Tim Samaras, our group saw three birdfart tornadoes in central Kansas.

This was my first ever chase with Tim Samaras! We departed Denver the morning of and drove to southern Kansas where we intercepted a needle-nado outside Protection.

A high risk day that would've busted, except we took the bait on a sucker storm early on and witnessed the biggest, and one of the only tornadoes of the event.

The day-before-the-day lightning surprise in the southern Texas Panhandle as we followed some slow moving storms til dark where they put on an amazing show and offered up some great lightning.

An eventful early season trip into the Texas Panhandle that yielded my very first February tornado and a crazy dust storm on the way home the next day.