A field-desk archive for the storms that make the tape: tornado replays, chaser context, forensic survey notes, and the forecast signals behind the next chase.
A closer field note from THE INTERCEPT: the person behind the chase, the camera, and the life that happens between storms.
Dorion Antares has been chasing for seven years, building a field life that moves between weather, rural routes, art, founding work, and photography. This Weather.Watch original short frames the chaser as more than the intercept: a creator watching the sky with a camera, a route, and a point of view.
A living map of the tornadoes we are turning into Weather.Watch case files. Pick a track to read the intercept brief, check EF scale and wind speed, see whether a chaser was involved, then jump into the full analysis.
Follow the people you will see in the field. This roster gives viewers a fast way to find the chasers, creators, and live streams around Weather League.
Extreme meteorologist and storm chaser known for high-impact tornado coverage, field science, and Dominator chase vehicles.
Storm chaser and severe-weather documentarian with a field-first lane for tornadoes, hail, wind, and western Plains setups.
High-reach storm chaser and live weather creator who gives Weather League a major bridge into real-time social audiences.
Storm chaser and creator whose footage and field streams fit the Weather League live-chase and intercept lane.
Storm chaser and filmmaker known for severe-weather and hurricane footage, live field coverage, and weather media distribution.
The forecast voices help turn a live storm into something viewers can understand: what is happening, why it matters, and what to watch next.
Emmy Award-winning meteorologist and storm researcher with broadcast, field, and podcast credibility. Jennifer anchors the Weather.Watch voice for explainers, live coverage, interviews, and premium severe-weather stories.
Meteorologist, forecaster, and Weather 20/20 founder associated with long-range forecasting and decades of Kansas City weather coverage. Gary fits the forecast-method and pattern-recognition side of The Intercept.
When you want to see what could happen next, this is the official setup map. Switch between Day 1, Day 2, and Day 3 to track the next severe-weather window.