Stormtrack

For community events, news, and announcements. Not for site-related issues.

Late-breaking forecasts and nowcasts. Before posting, you MUST read the special rules, located at the top of the threads in this forum.

This forum is dedicated to historical severe weather events. You may add events as long as severe weather occurred or it was a major chase day.
Subforums: 2010s, 2000s, 1990s, 1980s, 1970s, and 1960s and earlier.

Meteorology discussion by experienced chasers and forecasters. This is the place to talk shop about current events and concerns. DO NOT post in this forum if you are not an active chaser or meteorologist; you must use the Introductory forum instead. Forecast threads and new threads about events that have happened in the past 48 hours are NOT allowed here; use Target Area for that purpose.

Learn the basics of weather and chasing here! This section is, by design, a friendly and supportive environment for non-chasers and anyone who is interested in storms. Any member may freely discuss any aspect of weather, chasing, and meteorology.

All types of discussion about warm-core weather systems are welcome here, including discussion of hurricanes, typhoons, and tropical cyclones.

If you're crossing your fingers for snow, you've come to the right place. This forum is for discussing winter weather events.

Spotters are the eyes and ears of the National Weather Service. This forum covers SKYWARN, RACES, ARES, spotter training, emergency management, and amateur radio.

If it's something found in the sky, post your favorite photos here! Whether it's tornadoes, cumulunimbus clouds, duststorms, red-tailed hawks, A380s, or aurora displays, you can post it here. We do encourage emphasis on weather. Technical discussions about cameras and photography technique are also permitted.

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Archive of Stormtrack threads before the August 7, 2005 restructuring.