Before it gets too dark, I thought I’d share this with you….a 360 degree look from just west of Stafford.
Scott Roberts
Lead Storm Tracker
I've chased storms and reported on the weather in some form now for almost 40 years. My first severe weather coverage was in the summer of 1981 on an FM station in Pratt, KS.
I worked for KFDI News, including many hours in the Mobile Units during storm season, for six years. I went to KWCH12 as their storm chase coordinator for the 2003 and 2004 seasons. Then I went into business for myself and have been chasing actively since 2005.
2020 brings some new things to the site, but at the core I still am driven to connect my understanding of weather and safety to you, giving accurate and timely information the best ways I can with the tools available. I'm gratified to have you along for the ride!
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How to Prepare for a Severe Weather Outbreak
These are the things I’m doing to prepare for the storms. They are different than yours may be, as I will be out in the storms and may be called to help in any response to a storm-impacted community I’m close to. I’ve highlighted the things I think are important for anyone to do before a major storm.
Thank You, Jeff
Jeff Piotrowski took a lot of time at ChaserCon recently talking about a subject many chasers don’t take the time to do: help those impacted by the storms we chase.
Storm Chasing ain’t bungee jumping.
We have a responsibility to our communities.
The thrill of the adrenaline rush, the chance for a few minutes of fame…none of it matters if an individual chaser chooses not to play a role in the Warning and Recovery systems. Thank you also, Stan Finger, for your article covering Jeff’s presentation. Please Read This Now.
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