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StormChasingUSA.com featured in Focus Magazine in Ukraine

By StormChasingUSA.com | April 8, 2013 | 0 Comments

In May 2013 StormChasingUSA.com, and me, was featured in Focus Magazine in Ukraine with an interview about storm chasing. The interview was over email and the article can only be read in Ukrainian. Through the help of Google translate I could at least read, and understand, some of the article. This was the second time […]

Five day tour with PDS Storm Tours

By StormChasingUSA.com | May 25, 2012 | 0 Comments

This blog entry was originally written on my personal blog and directed (simplified) to my friends (who don’t know anything about storm chasing). I have translated it as it was and left it with no major editing. This was my second trip and I didn’t know that much about storm chasing at the time. I […]

StormChasingUSA.com featured in Swedish newspaper Expressen

By StormChasingUSA.com | January 29, 2010 | 0 Comments

The first time StormChasingUSA.com was featured in media was in January 2010 when Swedish newspaper Expressen published an article that I wrote about my experience with Cloud 9 tours and storm chasing. The article received quite a lot of attention and was one of the most read articles that day, it ended up on the […]

Day 14 – A puny tornado

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 14, 2009 | 0 Comments

We went down to Texas our last day and I’m now on my way home from there. I will have about 2 hours sleep before I go to the airport and then back to Stockholm. We ended Day 13 at a gimmick Texas theme restaurant – The Great Texan. They had bull cojones (“mountain mushrooms”) […]

Day 13 – The last repositioning

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 13, 2009 | 0 Comments

Sitting in the car now on the way from Colorado to Texas to position for the very last Storm Chasing Day. Texas is supposed to be quite promising for tomorrow, and Texas feels good – everything is a bit bigger in Texas – and it was here we saw our first super-cell. I heard this […]

Day 12 – Photogenic storms

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 12, 2009 | 0 Comments

Day 12 turned out to be a classic Storm Chase-day. We went to Colorado in the morning and drove toward a promising storm, but the roads were not in the same direction as the storm so we got behind and inside the storm again, which meant rain and poor visibility. Fortunately, the storms pops up […]

Day 11 – Caught in a mesocyclone

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 11, 2009 | 0 Comments

I was talking about broken expectations yesterday. I do not know what the opposite would be called, but it was certainly what happened today. In the morning two girls dropped out of Tour. They have had a bit different expectations about Storm Chasing (more party, less waiting – more shopping, less driving). They were quite […]

Day 10 – Broken expectations

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 10, 2009 | 0 Comments

Today was the most promising day of the year according to the forecast. I tried not to get my expectations up too much but it was of course difficult. Especially, when the day begins with the first storm coming in over us when we are driving already at 11:30 a.m. A lightning bangs down about […]

Day 9 – Down day

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 9, 2009 | 0 Comments

The large low pressure that caused the storms we have been observing lately has come to pass, and our choice was either to continue eastward to Illinois, or wait a day and go back to Kansas on Tuesday. We chose the latter and took a  so called “Down day”. During Down days, you often go […]

Day 8 – Hail

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 8, 2009 | 0 Comments

Can hail really be exciting? Yes! This promising Sunday started out slow and it was not until 4 in the afternoon when we actually landed at our first prospect. A very beautiful storm that seemed promising, but above all gave us a…sense of hail. At first, we heard a constant and fairly loud rumbling above […]

Day 8 – Waiting…

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 8, 2009 | 0 Comments

Sitting in the car in an extremely humid and hot Kansas, not far from Manhattan, where I studied at K-State 03-04. It is a fairly typical “before” scenario. Everyone walks around a bit restless, moving back and forth into the gas station and buying more and more junk food (I have eaten so much bad […]

Day 7 – Bust day

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 7, 2009 | 0 Comments

The amazing day yesterday ended in a really nice hotel, simply because we could not find anything else. Not a problem to me, since lodging is included in this trip! This weekend is expected to be really great and it apparently started of really well. Saturday, however, was a “bust day”. This means, you go […]

Day 6 – Supercells and sunsets

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 6, 2009 | 0 Comments

We continued to drive towards to the storm that had created the tornado earlier in the afternoon. It still had a strong rotation which created a super cell with a beautiful round shape with different layers. We drover in underneath the base hoping for more tornadoes but the supply had run out, I guess 🙂 […]

Day 6 – Funnel cloud

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 6, 2009 | 0 Comments

I do not remember if it was the same storm with the tornado that we ended up by a bit later again, but I believe it was. We stopped out on a field where a wall cloud came in slowly and majestically. It was the perfect arrangement for a beautiful tornado, but the rotation was […]

Day 6 – Tornado

By StormChasingUSA.com | June 6, 2009 | 0 Comments
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Yes, today we finally found a tornado – and what a tornado! Everything looked pretty good in the morning, the first storm we were going for to seemed to have all the attributes we want: a low wall cloud, strong rotation and large hail. We come out just in time to bring out our cameras. […]

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