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I finally added a video to youTube.com.  It's a 9 and 1/2 minute clip of several storm intercepts through 2005.  It's free...check it out:  http://youtube.com/watch?v=BJ9mXJsdqu8

2006

47 sets of images and counting.  Not a fantastic year for big supercells. 

 

 

2005

32 sets of images. 2005 was a harder year, and a year I chased the most in. It most certainly had some amazing displays.

 

 

2004

18 sets of images. 2004 was hands down the craziest spring for storm chasers to chase during. There are rather wild looking storms in this section. I quit my job to chase all spring and have been "making a living" at this since then. I could not have picked a better year to do this in.

 

 

2003

13 sets of images. 2003 was a tough year for me personally. It was my best year up to that point, but still, I was missing out on good events. I did get a couple amazing supercells as well as my best and closest tornado encouter on May 10(in far ne MO of all places).

 

 

2002

10 sets of images. 2002 was an interesting year. I had about 30 chases and not once did I see a tornado. It wasn't because I was missing them on those days, but simply they weren't being produced anywhere(on the days I chased...mostly). 2002 was a very tight year. What it was not short of was beautiful storm structures. This would be the first year I buy a still camera. This was a pretty good move as the years to follow have had things that really begged to be shot with something higher resolution than a video camera.

 

 

2001

7 sets of images. Like in 2000 and in 2002, summer storms really saved my year. The most memorable chase of 2001 was certainly the July 16 chase.

 

 

96-2000

5 sets of images. "The rookie years" I guess. 1999 was my first chase year and I got lucky the first time out. In 2000 it took until late July before I could find a tornado again.

 

 

 

 

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