Storm Chasing Blogs

Brandon Sullivan · 11-20-2008, 11:28 PM

STORM CHASER BLOGS

Adam Lucio - Aerostorms

Allan Detrich - MovingPictures

Andrew Pritchard - Prairiestorm Media Blog

Andrew Stevens - StorminSkies.com Storm Chasing Website & Blog.

Bart Comstock - SvrWxChaser.com Bart Comstock's chasing website and blog

Ben Holcomb - Ben Holcomb's Blog and Web Site

Bob Hartig - Stormhorn.com - Blog about storm chasing and jazz saxophone.

Brandon Sullivan - Brandon Sullivan's Website

Dann Cianca - Big Sky Convection Weather & Chasing Blog

Dan Robinson - Storm Highway

David Drummond- In the Vortex; Storm Chasing Adventures

James Wilson - Shear Instability

Jason Boggs- Wxonfilm

Jason Foster - Storm Chasing and DC Area Weather

Jayson Prentice - General Weather, Storm Chasing, & Photography Updates

Jeff Gammons - Capturing hurricanes & severe weather through motion and stills

Jon Davies - Jon Davies Severe Weather Notes

Kurt Hulst - Midwest Chaser's Online Blog

Lanny Dean - Extreme Chase Tours Lanny Dean

Mikey Gribble - Mikey Gribble's blog and forecasts on chase days.

Marcus Hicks - Marcus' Blog

Mark Ellinwood - Ellinwood Weather: Forecasts, analysis and storm chasing

Paul Hadfield - Paul Hadfield's blog

Randy Cooper - Storm chasing, forecasts, post discussions, and just general weather stories

Rebekah LaBar - Green Sky Chaser

Scott Hammel - Forecasts, chase summaries, and our live stream

Shane Adams - PASSION TWISTED

Steven Levine - Photos, stories and editorials relating to storm interception and beauty

Steve Miller (Okla.) - Steve discusses the forecast and chase-related topics

Tony Laubach - Tony Laubach's Storm Chasing Website & Blog

Tyler Constantini - The Storm Patrol web show, "the coolest show on four wheels.

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* Only those who keep and regularly updated blog should post here (updated within last 30 days, updates at least once a month, etc).

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WHAT WILL GET YOUR LISTING REMOVED FROM THIS LIST:

In an effort to keep this more updated and of interest to those that like to read blogs, links on this list will be periodically checked and possibly removed from the listing based on the following criteria:

1) Blog is not being regularly updated. (At least once every 30 days.)
2) Blog does not contain at least 50% of it's posts chasing related.
3) The URL to the blog has been redirected to something else.
4) Making your blog private or friends only.
5) *NEW* Content must be family friendly.

In reference to #1, if your taking an extended period off from posting in your blog, (i.e. winter rolls around) make a note of it in your blog for your readers, as we have no idea if your just off for the season or just lost interest in blogging.

#2 is in place because, well, this is a listing for STORM CHASER BLOGS. Logic would dictate people clicking those links want to read about others thoughts about storm chasing.

Jesse Risley · Today, 12:27 PM

I cleaned up the order and added a few blogs today. The list now appears alphabetically.

Please see the guidelines below for adding new posts. Post a link to your active blog and one of the mods will update the list accordingly.

There was a list purge back in August. The moderator team cleaned out a large number of blogs on here. Many were only active during peak chase times and had not been active within at least 30 days prior to the purge. If you feel that we made a mistake or you plan to become active at least once every month on your blog, please post a link to your blog and we will add you back to the list.

Rule change: A new rule was added last month that states your blog must be "family friendly." If we find a content warning that states one must be 18 years or older to visit your blog, then it will not be permitted.

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11-20-2008, 11:28 PM	#1
Brandon Sullivan Stormtrack supporter Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Norman, OK Posts: 752 Thanks: 2 Thanked 13 Times in 3 Posts	Storm Chasing Blogs STORM CHASER BLOGS Adam Lucio - Aerostorms Allan Detrich - MovingPictures Andrew Pritchard - Prairiestorm Media Blog Andrew Stevens - StorminSkies.com Storm Chasing Website & Blog. Bart Comstock - SvrWxChaser.com Bart Comstock's chasing website and blog Ben Holcomb - Ben Holcomb's Blog and Web Site Bob Hartig - Stormhorn.com - Blog about storm chasing and jazz saxophone. Brandon Sullivan - Brandon Sullivan's Website Dann Cianca - Big Sky Convection Weather & Chasing Blog Dan Robinson - Storm Highway David Drummond- In the Vortex; Storm Chasing Adventures James Wilson - Shear Instability Jason Boggs- Wxonfilm Jason Foster - Storm Chasing and DC Area Weather Jayson Prentice - General Weather, Storm Chasing, & Photography Updates Jeff Gammons - Capturing hurricanes & severe weather through motion and stills Jon Davies - Jon Davies Severe Weather Notes Kurt Hulst - Midwest Chaser's Online Blog Lanny Dean - Extreme Chase Tours Lanny Dean Mikey Gribble - Mikey Gribble's blog and forecasts on chase days. Marcus Hicks - Marcus' Blog Mark Ellinwood - Ellinwood Weather: Forecasts, analysis and storm chasing Paul Hadfield - Paul Hadfield's blog Randy Cooper - Storm chasing, forecasts, post discussions, and just general weather stories Rebekah LaBar - Green Sky Chaser Scott Hammel - Forecasts, chase summaries, and our live stream Shane Adams - PASSION TWISTED Steven Levine - Photos, stories and editorials relating to storm interception and beauty Steve Miller (Okla.) - Steve discusses the forecast and chase-related topics Tony Laubach - Tony Laubach's Storm Chasing Website & Blog Tyler Constantini - The Storm Patrol web show, "the coolest show on four wheels. ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- PLEASE USE THIS FORMAT FOR SUBMITTING LINKS! (Type in the name, click the link icon and put in your web address. You can then add a description on the side.) NEW UPDATED Quick guidelines * To add your blog, have it removed, or to update and/or change your listing, simply just reply to this message (don\'t PM or E-mail it). Once your listing has been added above, your reply will be deleted. * Myself or the other moderators, as time permits, will add your entry to the list and delete the reply. It may take anywhere from hours to weeks to add your entry, depending on available time. * Keep descriptions less than 10 words (we prefer you use your blog title as the description) * Only those who keep and regularly updated blog should post here (updated within last 30 days, updates at least once a month, etc). Due to time constraints, your entry will be deleted and not added to the above list if your entry is not formatted as shown above (with bold markings and URL embedded as shown). Please make sure the format is followed to ensure you get listed. WHAT WILL GET YOUR LISTING REMOVED FROM THIS LIST: In an effort to keep this more updated and of interest to those that like to read blogs, links on this list will be periodically checked and possibly removed from the listing based on the following criteria: 1) Blog is not being regularly updated. (At least once every 30 days.) 2) Blog does not contain at least 50% of it's posts chasing related. 3) The URL to the blog has been redirected to something else. 4) Making your blog private or friends only. 5) NEW Content must be family friendly. In reference to #1, if your taking an extended period off from posting in your blog, (i.e. winter rolls around) make a note of it in your blog for your readers, as we have no idea if your just off for the season or just lost interest in blogging. #2 is in place because, well, this is a listing for STORM CHASER BLOGS. Logic would dictate people clicking those links want to read about others thoughts about storm chasing. __________________ Brandon Sullivan -KC9ILN- University of Oklahoma School of Meteorology My Blog Wicked Wind Media My Posts Represent My Opinions And Not The Views of OU, NOAA or the DOC. Last edited by Jesse Risley; Today at 01:36 PM. Reason: Cleaned up the list and added a new qualification.

Today, 12:27 PM	#2
Jesse Risley Stormtrack Staff Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: Colchester, IL Posts: 548 Thanks: 18 Thanked 29 Times in 20 Posts	I cleaned up the order and added a few blogs today. The list now appears alphabetically. Please see the guidelines below for adding new posts. Post a link to your active blog and one of the mods will update the list accordingly. There was a list purge back in August. The moderator team cleaned out a large number of blogs on here. Many were only active during peak chase times and had not been active within at least 30 days prior to the purge. If you feel that we made a mistake or you plan to become active at least once every month on your blog, please post a link to your blog and we will add you back to the list. Rule change: A new rule was added last month that states your blog must be "family friendly." If we find a content warning that states one must be 18 years or older to visit your blog, then it will not be permitted. __________________ Jesse Risley - K9JLR http://www.convectiveaddiction.com "Our individual lives cannot, generally, be works of art unless the social order is also." Charles Horton Cooley Last edited by Jesse Risley; Today at 01:42 PM.