Tempest Hunter Photography And Chase Team
Showcasing Weather Both Extreme and Beautiful. And Everything In Between.
Heavy precipitation made it difficult to see the oncoming cell as it emerged from the shadows or rain shaft you could clearly see a beautiful shelf, although photogenic this cell
Staying out of a hail core/rain core the reason for this is because depending on the size of the hail you will probably experience some degree of damage to your
This was the last chase of the day, as a matter of fact I had not planned to chase in the evening, but I saw this cell and I had
After the mornings chase was complete I headed over to Wheatley to intercept another cell that I saw was approaching. This cell had an immense updraft, it was gorgeous to
Shelf clouds coming in from Huron are one of the best experiences, these massive cells slowly come into view, and their sheer bulk is something to witness. July 6th I
Storm season is off to a slow start but no doubt it will start picking up soon. Largely in part due to forest fires suppressing the atmosphere, it was difficult
There is something about sitting on a quiet road and watching a severe storm roll in with the sound of thunder and the views of lightning filling the sky beneath
During the Christmas holiday of 2022 we were subjected to Mother Nature’s wrath, possibly the worst snowfall we have seen in a long time. High winds made for dangerous conditions
The first waterspouts of the season started out with a bang. A tornado warned cell on land in the US was moving over Lake Huron. Was it going to keep
Headed down to Point Clark, Ontario in the afternoon of June 9th, saw quite a nice cell approaching land over Lake Huron. Stood by the shoreline watched for a bit