storm chaser

An amateur storm chaser was also killed in the same area.

You mentioned that movie the other day, the one about the storm chasers.

They have also been observed by storm chasers in Australia.

Storm chasers keep an even closer eye on weather data, but for a different reason.

They also learn by chasing with other experienced storm chasers.

No degree or certification is required to be a storm chaser.

The tornado was documented by at least three experienced storm chasers.

All storm chasers head for the same area and fight over the limited number of hotel rooms.

Since 1998 Detrich has been active as a "storm chaser."

England also wished to earn money for college, so that she could become a storm chaser.

There are also a smaller number of storm chasers who chase hurricanes.

Several teams of storm chasers appear in the series.

The tornado was followed by many storm chasers for its long nearly 100 mile path.

It is not uncommon for a storm chaser to end up empty handed on any particular day.

In addition to the storm chasers, seven others were killed by that same twister.

He said television news teams in helicopters were now among the most ardent storm chasers.

A storm chaser since 1988, Davies also enjoys playing the piano.

Marshall still finds time to pursue his hobby as a storm chaser.

Cars were used to demonstrate the power of the winds that both storm chaser's vehicles would be up against.

All the storm chasers were heading for the same area and emails from them came flooding in.

"They - we - are storm chasers," Jesse informed me.

Several tornadoes were confirmed through storm chaser video and local emergency management services.

At about the same time early storm chasers were popularized and associated with spotters.

He also said there might be a need to educate some storm chasers about ethics and disaster etiquette.

A growing number of well respected professional storm chasers and researchers have voiced similar opinions.