A wild September chase along the CO/KS border included rivers of hail in Burlington, amazing structure, and some of the best nighttime lightning of the year!

A double-barrel storm day; first round included multiple heavy hail core intercepts along US-34 near Wiggins, then an at-home storm stole the show with awesome sunset structure!

Ed Grubb and myself intercepted multiple, very slow-moving supercells, all within an hour of Limon, and all with amazing structure and plenty of hail.

After multiple high-end tornado producing setups in the Dakotas, I of course would make the ridiculous haul up north for what would be my longest bust of the year.

Tracked a couple monster supercells across northeast Colorado with multiple close calls with giant hail that would grow to over baseball sized.

Storms in eastern Colorado struggled most of the day before a long-lived sub-severe storm exploded into a tornado-warned blizzard hailer south of Sterling.

A day I was gonna toss aside turned into one of the best overall chases of 2025 that included some epic daytime lightning photography and a couple stat-padder tornadoes.

A cyclic tornadic supercell from New Mexico produced a family of tornadoes on its way to Lubbock, including a monster, career tornado near Morton, Texas.

On a chase that reminded me a lot of Yuma 2023, I saw several tornadoes, including a long-lived, very photogenic tornado near Akron in northeast Colorado.

In one of the largest tornado outbreaks to hit Kansas in the last decade, we had one of our most intense tornado encounters of our careers. And oh yeah, wedge-fest to boot!

Incredible intercept of a large, high-contrast tornado that crossed I-55 north of Sikeston; one of three tornadoes I would document in southeast Missouri in this localized tornado outbreak.

Spout-fest in western Nebraska as I observed three of the multiple landspout tornadoes that dropped from a slow-moving supercell west of North Platte.

A 'Hailuva' chase that included two weak landspout tornadoes and a large tornado after sunset in southwest Iowa. But monster hail in both states yielded the biggest remembrance of this day.

Ed Grubb and I tracked a monster HP supercell in northeast Texas, tracking several potential rain-wrapped tornadoes, one we were able to see near the town of Lone Star.

Ed and I tracked multiple tornadic storms in eastern Mississippi catching a glimpse of a couple of the lower-end tornadoes and having a third weak circulation pass us on I-59 south of Meridian.

Opened 2025 with a daytime bust in western Mississippi; we opted not to chase the overnight cells with one producing tornadoes about 90 minutes north of our overnight stay in Jackson.