Tornadoes: Colorado/Kansas May 22, 2008From The StormSector news feeds... Tornadoes cause destruction today as a storm system continues to spawn dangerous storms in Colorado and Kansas. There are preliminary reports of fatalities. «more»
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Welcome to StormSector, the website of Ben A, a meteorologist and different breed of storm chaser. This site is dedicated to the study, research, and operational fields of atmospheric science. StormSector was created to share information and keep in contact with my friends as well as associates in the meteorology field.
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Tornadoes: Colorado/Kansas May 22, 2008From The StormSector news feeds... Tornadoes cause destruction today as a storm system continues to spawn dangerous storms in Colorado and Kansas. There are preliminary reports of fatalities. «more»
Storm Chase Tour Director Arrested This MonthThis month a storm chasing tour director, Brian Barnes, was arrested for "blocking the road/public passage." Although presumed innocent until proven guilty, emotions are high. Chasers across the US are up in arms on both sides of the issue. Everything was caught on tape. What do you think? «more»
Thrilling Video: A Direct Hit From TornadoMore often than not we are starting to hear people say "honey, grab the camera, I'm going out to catch me a tornado." Nothing can be more dangerous as this video proves. Tornadoes are nothing to play around with. If you're not trained and experienced, you're just putting yourself and others in danger. «more»
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The StormSector website officially moved to NavaPort's server this month as part of a planned upgrade. Visitors will probably notice a completely new design as the old website was not fully CSS compliant. Upgrades are still taking place so some content may not be available until the entire database is rebuilt. Please report broken links to the webmaster.
Severe weather season is here for most of us. In fact, severe weather can occur even outside of season. Now is the time to get a plan of action for your family or business. When severe weather strikes you may only have seconds to react. Plan today and prepare for hazardous weather with this free checklist.
Even a weak severe storm can cause damage creating power and traffic problems. Make sure you are prepared by knowing what to do. Your first step may be to get a NOAA Weather Radio.
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The National Weather Service NOAA Weather Radio system operates in all states with radio transmitters broadcasting 24 hour weather information and warnings to the public. NOAA Weather Radio is capable of sending an alert
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