Topic: New Series Storm Chasers

[W Thomas]

I was glad to see Seans vehicle actually get inside,or close to inside, a tornado finally!
I think after the close call with the glass maybe Reed will calm down the cocky attitude just a notch.
The poor anemometer on the TIV sure took a beating !

[sam2004gp]

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I think after the close call with the glass maybe Reed will calm down the cocky attitude just a notch.
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I hope for this, but doubt it will happen. 

[mlail]

I didn't realize that the TIVII camera turret relied on opening a windows. That was not very smart of the builder or the owner. Imagine what happens to a secure vehicle with a window own and a tornado on top. Basic 101 with houses and tornado's!

[sam2004gp]

It's probably so that Imax camera has the best quality photo as possible.  If they shot it thru the plexi-glass of the window, you would see the dirt and such in the final Imax film.

[W Thomas]

I wonder if next season we'll see Joel branching out more on his own or maybe a partnership with another
seasoned storm chaser?  He was present for a few close calls this season as a independent.   With new data methods and devices evolving almost daily there will likely always be room for one more in the never ending quest for the data!

[Chris H.]

Love(d) the show, that is until this last season. I know that VORTEX 2 was in place, and Josh Wurman had to be on it...but...why did they have to boot him? Because he requested it? (Then he reappears briefly near the end)...

And then Reed and Joel get into a tif about things..I mean c'mon! What is this? High school?
Let's not forget the box of radar on top of TVN's intercept vehicle...which is kind of amateurish in my opinion.

Next season, which there will probably be one, I'm sure Wurman will be back..his DOW's are interesting.

And does anyone know that TVN is/was in Argentina the last couple of weeks? Damn, Reed captured a *wedge* on camera down there! And he made the point of saying that the air is sooo clear down there that you can spot a tornado from nearly 40 miles away...and it's flatter than the Midwest!    Lucky SOB...hahaha!