Alex Resel 📸
@aresel.bsky.social
📸 Photographer
🌪️ Storm chaser
🌌 Aurora hunter
📍 South Dakotan
🪪 Licensing options through SevereStudios
🎞️ Check out my work: alexreselwx.com
🌪️ Storm chaser
🌌 Aurora hunter
📍 South Dakotan
🪪 Licensing options through SevereStudios
🎞️ Check out my work: alexreselwx.com
Will do that this afternoon!
February 25, 2025 at 2:51 PM
Will do that this afternoon!
It really felt like 10 years in one lol, thank you!
January 1, 2025 at 4:51 PM
It really felt like 10 years in one lol, thank you!
• 35,841 miles of storm chasing
• 16 states visited; 3 first time states (AR, LA, MS)
• 1 new country visited (Canada)
• 31 tornadoes observed
• First Kansas, Minnesota, and Mississippi tornadoes
• First total solar eclipse
• Trip to Yellowstone National Park
So grateful.
• 16 states visited; 3 first time states (AR, LA, MS)
• 1 new country visited (Canada)
• 31 tornadoes observed
• First Kansas, Minnesota, and Mississippi tornadoes
• First total solar eclipse
• Trip to Yellowstone National Park
So grateful.
December 31, 2024 at 11:21 PM
• 35,841 miles of storm chasing
• 16 states visited; 3 first time states (AR, LA, MS)
• 1 new country visited (Canada)
• 31 tornadoes observed
• First Kansas, Minnesota, and Mississippi tornadoes
• First total solar eclipse
• Trip to Yellowstone National Park
So grateful.
• 16 states visited; 3 first time states (AR, LA, MS)
• 1 new country visited (Canada)
• 31 tornadoes observed
• First Kansas, Minnesota, and Mississippi tornadoes
• First total solar eclipse
• Trip to Yellowstone National Park
So grateful.
Here is said tornado that was chased on Saturday
December 31, 2024 at 12:04 AM
Here is said tornado that was chased on Saturday
Can’t forget the sundogs after the sun rose!
December 12, 2024 at 1:20 AM
Can’t forget the sundogs after the sun rose!
It’s just a reality of our society. Bigger cities = more lights. It still doesn’t take away how fascinating the science is behind light pillars and other atmospheric optics. I love this stuff.
December 6, 2024 at 1:41 PM
It’s just a reality of our society. Bigger cities = more lights. It still doesn’t take away how fascinating the science is behind light pillars and other atmospheric optics. I love this stuff.