So much 2025 chase material to sort through -- been a really fun season. Here's a small spout near Ragland, NM today.

Topaz did its best to save this lapse from the oblivion of a bumped focus ring. Here's the awesome (confusing) genesis of the anticyclonic tornado near South Plains, TX on April 24, 2025. Never seen anything quite like this before.

A little tornado roar from yesterday to brighten your Saturday.

Sterling City, TX (May 17, 2021) was one of those days where we doggedly stuck to the same forecast and storm, and it finally paid off with a perfect show. Plenty of counterexamples to that strategy over the years, but when it happens, its really feels special.

More rainbow ropes please. (Lockett, TX - 4/23/21)

Is there a better feeling in the world than standing in front of a tornado warned supercell on a high risk day? (May, 6, 2024)

If Wray is my favorite stationary timelapse, then McCook is probably my favorite moving timelapse. In real time as we crested the hill and got the reveal of that churning debris cloud... might have been a tear... or maybe it was just dusty in the car.

If we ever top the Wray, Colorado intercept I will count myself one of the luckiest people on earth. The roar was like a Learjet engine, and the preceding calm followed by the sudden 70mph RFD was the most thrilling thing I've ever stood in.

Another unpublished 2024 lapse - this time a heartbreaker. This is what I was filming instead of blasting south to El Dorado. Even if we'd left halfway through this lapse we could have still made it. Ugh what could have been.

As a first bsky post, here's some unpublished 2024 timelapse. This beast rumbled lazily across the NW Oklahoma countryside, letting us get too cozy in its inflow notch. Just before the Custer City tornado, it quickly lunged forward with spiraling RFD curtains that engulfed us as we tried to escape.