Storm chaser based out of Oklahoma documenting and chasing all forms of extreme weather, from severe weather and tornadoes to hurricanes and winter storms/blizzards.



Max Archer

Hey everyone!

I’m leaving Oklahoma and heading north towards Lawrence, Kansas to get into position and get ready for a potentially BIG day across Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa tomorrow! The Storm Prediction Center has issued a TORNADO driven MODERATE risk which has the possibility for significant to intense tornadoes and very large hail!

I’ll be providing more updates about tomorrow’s risk, as well as when and where I’m going live later today and tomorrow!

1 day ago | [YT] | 18

Max Archer

A very active stretch of severe weather is coming up this week/weekend and into next week with 5 straight days of severe weather, with Sunday and Monday possibly being the higher-end days!

Every day, starting Today (Thursday) through next Tuesday has a some kind of risk for severe weather with a slight risk or higher!

I am planning on trying to chase a couple of these days, but I will not be able to chase on Saturday because of my high school graduation!

It's going to be quite a busy stretch and it's only going to get busier from here!

5 days ago | [YT] | 19

Max Archer

A very active stretch of severe weather is coming up this week/weekend and into next week with 5 straight days of severe weather, with Sunday and Monday possibly being the higher-end days!

Every day, starting Today (Thursday) through next Tuesday has a some kind of risk for severe weather with a slight risk or higher!

I am planning on trying to chase a couple of these days, but I will not be able to chase on Saturday because of my high school graduation!

It's going to be quite a busy stretch and it's only going to get busier from here!

5 days ago | [YT] | 11

Max Archer

Another BIG severe weather day ahead as the Storm Prediction Center has a MODERATE risk in place.

The SPC has denoted an area where EF3+ tornadoes are possible, as well as a large area where EF2+ tornadoes are possible.

They have also denoted a large corridor where 3+ inch hail will be possible, as well as an even larger area where 2+ inch hail is possible.

The main concerns today are both strong to intense tornadoes, as well was very large to giant hail (3+ inches) with any supercell that can form and mature along an stationary boundary that will setup across central and southern Oklahoma.

I WILL be going live later this afternoon once storms erupt and the chase begins. This could end up becoming a very big day across Oklahoma, Arkansas and Texas given the environment that is in place today.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 18

Max Archer

Today's (Saturdays) severe weather risk has been UPGRADED by the Storm Prediction Center to a hail-driven MODERATE risk with a risk for 3+ inch hail being likely, along with a 10 cig-1 (EF2+) risk for tornadoes being added across portions of central Oklahoma into southern Oklahoma and eastern Oklahoma and into portions of extreme northern Texas!

We WILL be chasing today across Oklahoma, and I'm planning on targetting somewhere in central Oklahoma!

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 10

Max Archer

Heading towards El Reno as cumulus continues to develop along a sharpening Dryline!

I’ll be going live on YouTube, as well as on the @RadarOmega app later this evening!

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 14

Max Archer

A multi-day severe weather sequence still appears very likely with the Storm Prediction Center having the next 5 days highlighted with a slight risk or higher.


The Storm Prediction Center has upgraded both Saturday and Sunday's severe probabilities to 30%, while also noting that the ingredients in play on Sunday could support a wide spread high-end severe weather threat.


I do plan on chasing at least 3 of the next 5 days highlighted by the Storm Prediction Center starting with Thursday (tomorrow), so I will have more in-depth posts regarding those risks in the next few days as days 4, 5 and 6 get closer.

3 weeks ago | [YT] | 14

Max Archer

The Storm Prediction Center has UPGRADED today's risk across northern Oklahoma, southern and eastern Kansas and into western Missouri to a MODERATE risk, with the main hazards at play being large to very large hail when storms first form in northwest Oklahoma and southwestern Kansas, to a damaging wind threat across southern and eastern Kansas and into western Missouri. Several tornadoes are also possible from this squall line as it organizes and advances east as well.


Farther south into central Oklahoma a more "discrete" mode is possible on the dryline where large to very large hail and a couple tornadoes will be the main hazards at play.

I WILL be going live later this afternoon over on Facebook, YouTube and on the
RadarOmega app as storms go up! I'll be targetting the more southern-end of this risk in hopes to find a discrete supercell farther down the dryline.

1 month ago | [YT] | 16

Max Archer

Going to end the stream there as we head back home. Thank you to everyone who joined the stream today! The chase went a lot better than I expected it to, and although we only had a good storm going for an hour or two, it was much better than I thought!

We might be chasing again tomorrow, so stay turned for that!

1 month ago | [YT] | 13

Max Archer

Planning to go live later this afternoon to cover a SIGNIFICANT severe weather threat across Oklahoma and Kansas! Hoping we get an opportunity to test the hail cage and hail screens out today as well!

Planning on going live around 4pm, but if storms go up before then I’ll go live!

As always, I will be live on YouTube, Facebook, and RadarOmega! Stay tuned!

1 month ago | [YT] | 16