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Welcome to The Tempest Pursuers! We are passionate storm chasers dedicated to the thrilling and awe-inspiring world of storm chasing. Our team is committed to safely observing and documenting incredible weather phenomena, providing you with an unforgettable adventure and breathtaking visuals of nature's most powerful forces.

Meet the Team

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Nikolas King

Nikolas is a skilled radar navigator and spotter, specializing in tracking severe weather with precision. Using advanced radar technology, he helps monitor storm development and movement, ensuring his team stays safe while capturing crucial data.

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Gil Lara-Perez

Gil is an experienced driver and photographer, with a passion for capturing the raw power of extreme weather. As a skilled driver, he navigates through hazardous conditions to stay ahead of storms. With a keen eye for photography, he captures stunning and dramatic images of severe weather, sharing the awe-inspiring beauty of nature’s most intense moments. 

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Hiking trip to Black Mesa.Caught this rainbow after yesterday’s storms — a reminder that light always finds a way through.12:11am - heavy rainfall causing major flooding in The Village.11:58pm - Rainfall starting to pick up along with some small hail, and an intense lightning shot.Storms are continuing to develop and are moving across portions north central/central Oklahoma. Heavy rainfall and flooding are possible.new SVA, expires at 6am.

Chase the Storm Safely

Storm chasing can be an exhilarating and important way to study extreme weather, but safety should always be your top priority. Here are key tips to ensure you stay safe while chasing storms:

Know the Risks: Severe weather like tornadoes, hail, and flash floods can be unpredictable and dangerous. Always assess the risk before heading into the field.

Have a Plan: Make sure you have a clear escape route in case of sudden changes in storm behavior. Know your surroundings and have an emergency plan in place.

Use Reliable Technology: Rely on accurate radar and weather apps to track storm developments in real-time. Stay updated with weather alerts and forecasts.

Stay Informed: Keep in constant communication with your team. Let someone know your location and plans before you head out.

Never Get Too Close: Keep a safe distance from tornadoes, downed power lines, and floodwaters. Your safety is more important than getting the perfect shot or data.

Be Prepared: Equip your vehicle with emergency supplies, including food, water, first-aid kits, and fully charged communication devices.

Respect Nature: Always remember that you are chasing unpredictable forces of nature. Stay alert, stay cautious, and respect the power of the storm.

Storm chasing is about knowledge, preparation, and safety. Keep these tips in mind to protect yourself and your team while exploring nature’s most powerful phenomena.

Stay safe, stay smart, and chase responsibly!
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