Storm Of Passion founder Ryan Shepard answers questions about storm chasing, including recent NOAA budget cuts, why his TIV-2 is so important to understanding tornadoes and a close call he once had.

Storm chasing occupies a strange place in the professional world - part science, part spectacle, and notoriously difficult to turn into a stable income. Most people who do it are passionate hobbyists ...

There's a little secret that the storm-chasing community doesn't publicly discuss. It's the congestion formed when hundreds of chaser vehicles converge on a single place at the same time where a ...

A professional storm chaser risks his life to stand just meters away from the eye of tornadoes. Jordan Hall, 28, loved the film Twister growing up, and would watch the show Storm Chasers with his dad, ...

There's a moment in every storm chaser's career when they realize they're no longer just documenting weather—they're bearing witness to something far more profound. For Hank Schyma, better known as ...

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Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The air was warm and breezy as Martin Lisius sped northeast on Texas 25, near Archer City, in his Acura MDX. The prairie extended ...