Safety Precautions
Publish on Facebook
For storm chasers, safety or risk assessment forms a vital part of the strategy in a storm chase. For the general public however, without formal training or an overall understanding of storms and their dangers places them at a higher risk of injury. Feel free to follow the directions of local authorities in risk assessment and associated procedures:
http://www.nssl.noaa.gov/edu/safety/tornadoguide.html
http://www.bom.gov.au/nsw/sevwx/safety_tips.shtml
Interestingly, with a tornado and bridge
Written by: Jimmy Deguara on October 29, 2011.
Last revised by: Jimmy Deguara on November 3, 2011.
Posted by Jimmy Deguara on October 29th, 2011
Extreme Australian tornado up close!:
This is the full history of the Australian tornado from October 26th 2007 of the Dunoon tornado. This tornado destro...
Lightning supercell and beaver tail: This supercell was a high CAPE deep layer shear variety though mid level winds were modest at best according to the mode...
Upcoming severe weather, Yazoo City tornado anniversary: Starting on Thursday, the chances for severe weather across the Central plains will increase, with a decent chance for t...
Update from the April 14, 2012 tornado outbreak:
Saturday and early Sunday proved to be the violent conclusion to several days of nearly unprecedented preparation and ...
Multi-day severe weather outbreak on the horizon:
Residents across the entire southern and central Plains region are urged to take time now to prepare and be mindful of...
Storms Penrith / Regatta – my first wall cloud 12/2/12:
Storms from Penrith to Yarramundi 20/2/12:
Hey guys this was my first season of chasing would probably be some of my favourite phot...
Storms over Bilpin, Yarramundi and Castlereagh on 8/4/12:
