Xtreme Tornado Chasers
We bring you real-time storm chasing action, extreme weather coverage, and in-depth insights from the front lines of nature’s most powerful storms. 🌪️
From tornadic supercells and violent windstorms to massive hail cores and lightning-filled night skies, we capture it all—up close and unfiltered. Our mission is to document extreme weather, raise awareness about severe storms, and provide life-saving preparedness tips for those in their path.
🚨 What You’ll Find Here:
✅ Live Storm Chasing Streams – Ride along as we track tornadoes across Tornado Alley and beyond.
✅ Severe Weather Forecasts & Updates – Breaking down models, SPC outlooks, and storm potential.
✅ Educational Content – Learn about storm structure, forecasting, and how to stay safe.
✅ Epic Weather Photography & Videography – High-definition footage of nature’s fury.
🌍 Chasing across the U.S. – from the Great Plains to Dixie Alley and beyond!
🌪️⚡ #ExtremeTornadoChasers #StormChasing #SevereWeather
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🚨 Supercell Forming Over Train Tracks – New Mexico Skies Go Wild 🚨
Caught this unreal scene as a powerful supercell started forming directly over a stretch of train tracks in rural New Mexico. The contrast between the steel rails and the swirling skies above was straight out of a movie. 🌪️⚡
This is the kind of moment that stops you in your tracks—literally.
🎥 Full video drops soon. You won’t want to miss the structure on this storm.
💬 Ever seen a storm like this in person? Let us know in the comments.
#Supercell #StormChasing #NewMexicoWeather #TornadoSeason2025
6 months ago | [YT] | 0
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Chasing the biggest Tornados!! Best time of the year is when I get to get out and chase these big Beautiful Storms it has been a crazy year !! #oklahoma #kansas #iowa #oklahoma #texas #southdakota #northdakota #colorado #nebraska #storms #nature_obsession #weather #weatherchannel #stormchasing What is your dream and what would make you happy ?? 🌪️
6 months ago | [YT] | 0
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A few photos from our chase this week #nebraska #kansas #Newmexico
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Chase mode activated today through... well... we will keep you posted since there are days of severe weather ahead. Starting today in western #Kansas if the parameters come into play, we should see some storms firing late this afternoon and moving East, North East into the evening with a chance of a #tornado. This is all subjective on current environments and may or may not materialize based on modeling. We will be out if it does on our way to #Iowa for tomorrow's projected outbreak. Stay tuned, stay weather aware.
Embrace The Fury
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🚨 Severe Weather Alert for April 1, 2025 🚨
Attention, storm enthusiasts! The Storm Prediction Center has issued a Slight Risk for severe thunderstorms across portions of the Central and Southern Plains into the Midwest for Tuesday, April 1, 2025. This system brings the potential for large to very large hail, damaging winds, and even a few tornadoes. 
In response to this developing threat, Xtreme Tornado Chasers are mobilizing from Forrest City, Arkansas, to Oklahoma today to position ourselves ahead of the storms. Our goal is to provide real-time updates and capture the intensity of these severe weather events as they unfold.
Stay Tuned: We’ll be monitoring the latest weather models and will share timely updates to keep you informed. Your safety is our priority—ensure you’re prepared and stay alert to local warnings.
Discussion: What are your thoughts on the upcoming severe weather? Are you in the potential impact area? Share your preparations and experiences in the comments below. 
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Good evening, storm enthusiasts and residents! As we gear up for tonight's weather events across Oklahoma, here's the latest update to keep you informed and safe. We are currently staged outside of Oklahoma City in El Reno, Oklahoma.
Severe Weather Outlook for Oklahoma - Saturday, March 29, 2025
The National Weather Service in Norman, Oklahoma, has issued a forecast indicating the potential for strong to severe thunderstorms across parts of the state tonight. The primary threats associated with these storms include:
- **Large Hail:** Up to the size of golf balls.
- **Damaging Wind Gusts:** Potentially reaching speeds up to 65 mph.
- **Tornado Risk:** Currently assessed as low across central Oklahoma.
**Timing and Areas of Concern:**
- **Northern and Central Oklahoma:** Scattered strong to severe thunderstorms are expected to develop late tonight into early Sunday morning. Residents in these areas should remain vigilant and prepared for rapidly changing weather conditions.
- **Tulsa and Northeast Oklahoma:** The severe storm potential will increase during the late evening and overnight hours. It's advisable to have multiple methods of receiving weather warnings, especially those that can alert you during nighttime hours.
**Safety Recommendations:**
1. **Stay Informed:** Regularly monitor updates from the National Weather Service and local news outlets for the latest information.
2. **Multiple Alert Methods:** Ensure you have at least three ways to receive weather warnings, such as NOAA weather radios, smartphone alerts, and local news apps.
3. **Prepare Your Safe Space:** Identify and ready a safe location in your home, preferably a basement or an interior room on the lowest floor, away from windows.
4. **Emergency Kit:** Assemble an emergency kit with essentials like water, non-perishable food, flashlights, batteries, and a first-aid kit.
**Looking Ahead:**
Beyond tonight's storms, the Storm Prediction Center has highlighted a slight risk of severe thunderstorms extending from the Central and Southern Great Plains into the Middle Mississippi Valley. This indicates that areas in Oklahoma may continue to experience severe weather threats into the weekend.
Stay weather-aware, take necessary precautions, and ensure you have reliable means to receive timely weather alerts. Your safety is paramount.
For continuous updates and detailed information, visit the National Weather Service website or follow their official social media channels.
Stay safe, Oklahoma!
9 months ago | [YT] | 0
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West Texas delivered BIG time! Caught this massive supercell rolling across the plains, and our F250 storm chase truck was right in the heart of it. This beast is built tough for moments like these—fully equipped with the latest chase gear, weather tech, and everything we need to track these powerful storms safely and effectively.
#StormChasing #Supercell #XtremeTornadoChasers #F250ChaseTruck #WestTexasStorms #SevereWeather2024 #ChaseLife
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