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What has been your favorite storm-chasing experience? Why was it your favorite?

What are some ways that Skywarn training could be improved? If you were in charge of making training more efficient, how would you do it?

Discuss the 2022 Atlantic Hurricane season here. What are your predictions?

Please share your ideas for this upcoming winter outlook for 2022/2033.

Are any of you impacted by this at all? More and source: https://www.weather.gov/jkl/July2022Flooding

Everyone has a smartphone with an excellent video camera on it. Everyone can film severe weather and give it to the media for free. Charging for severe weather footage is now harder than ever. So, how would you, make money from storm chasing if you tried today?

Have you ever had any close calls while spotting storms? Tell us about them! Those experiences are good education for other storm spotters.

I try to avoid it at all costs. It is just too dangerous these days.

Love seeing the diversity on the forum, folks! :cool:

Have you all had to use your radios in an event where normal communications were down? Or has it just been training experience for you?

Cool. What model do you have? What's your go-to lens?

It always makes me sad when the big trees are threatened by the fires. Mike, over here in the Shawnee, we prescribe burn our forest. FS tells us that it prevents bigger fires. Native Americans did it first. Do you think Cali needs to do more of that to prevent the larger ones? Or would it...

That's crazy! We don't get that much snow here in southernmost Illinois anymore. Mainly it is ice.

Nice - have you started podcasting then? You beat me to it! I still need to get one going.

We got a derecho in 2009 that was so bad that there are still trees down from it. It was a powerful storm. In my opinion, it was way more destructive than a tornado but very widespread.

It is a hard one for me to decide. I enjoyed the works of Ben Holcomb back when I was really into it. Adam Lucio (probably butchered his name) was another good one. Reed Timmer is cool too. I didn't pay much attention to his TV work but his other stuff has always been interesting. What about...

Did you two ever go spotting together?

A PDF explaining the Enhanced Fujita Scale or EF-Scale which determines the category of tornado sizes based on the findings of damage surveys. This resource could be useful for storm spotters wishing to learn more about severe weather and general meteorology.

Today's severe weather threat is in the Northeast of the Country: Source: SPC Day 1 Outlook Discuss this event here! Are any of you in the threatened path of this event?

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