Day 8: Rainbow chasing in Oklahoma

rainbow wheat

For the first time in ages I woke up after a good nights sleep. I had a large breakfast and brought up my laptop in order to catch up on some work. After such an amazing week I was way behind on photo editing, video editing and normal work so it was great to get some time to prepare.

At 3 p.m. David Williams (Tornado Alley Chasing) that I chased with last year came by to pick me up along with his other Swedish (!) guest Alexander. We had randomly seen each other on at least four different times during the week but now it was time for me to change chase company and enter David’s hail guard protected Toyota.

The outlook of the day was not great but we thought we might get the most out of what was there. Since we were a bit late we went for the closest severe warned cells north of Oklahoma City. The storms never really shaped up but we were treated with some amazing rainbows and really photogenic sceneries during our chase. Mostly, the chase was about catching up and chatting about the previous week.

rainbow wheat
Rainbow over a wheat field in Oklahoma.

 

wheat field

 

double rainbow
Double rainbow

 

road storm

Chase date: May 27th 2016.

Leave a Reply

Follow StormChasingUSA

Twitter is StormChasingUSA's main channel. See cool photos, get updates on chases & tours and other interesting aspects of storm chasing.

@stormchasingusa on Twitter

Get info on deals & see amazing photos on our Facebook page.
@StormChasingUSA on Facebook


See amazing photos of tornadoes and supercells on our Instagram account.


Be the first to see our storm videos by subscribing to our Youtube-channel.


@StormChasingUSA on Youtube

Get notified on great deals etc.

Get news about deals, discounts and cool things going on in the storm chasing tour industry by subscribing to our newsletter now:

How’s chasing today?

Convective outlook

Tornado risk

Storms reported