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Storm Chasing 'Riding the Limits of Mother Nature'

Most storm chasers are not paid for what they do. Some may make YouTube videos, some may sell personal videos and make a profit and others may get their name out there to help their future career in science and meteorology.

SOP newswireGlobal Temperature Warmer Than Average - June 19, 2006 — The contiguous United States experienced its fifth warmest May and fourth warmest spring since records began in 1895, while overall precipitation remained below average, according to scientists at the NOAA National Climatic Data Center in Asheville, N.C. Also, the June 2005 - May 2006 period was the warmest on record for the contiguous U.S. The continuation of below-normal precipitation combined with much warmer
SOP newswireCloudSat Peers Inside Tropical Storm Alberto - NASA's new CloudSat satellite captured its first tropical storm, Alberto, as it spun over the Gulf of Mexico the morning of June 12, 2006. This image comparison shows how CloudSat
SOP newswireBracing for the storm by Tech. Sgt. Mike Spaits - SAN ANTONIO (AFPN) -- It’s hurricane season again, and Air Force bases along the Southern coastline are bracing for what many experts are predicting could be another busy summer.
SOP newswirePreparation for Hurricane Season from the DOE - The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Director of the Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability (OE) Kevin Kolevar today outlined a number of steps that the department is taking to prepare for hurricane season in the United States.
Sarah HuffmanAfter the Storm - This last week has been a whirlwind, literally. Last Thursday, Iowa City, where I attend the University of Iowa, was hit with more than one tornado.
Laurie SalemPunxsutawney Phil: U.S. has six more weeks of winter - It was just the other day that we saw the streets and the sidewalks being covered with fluffy, white snow. Not only was the snow thick, but the winds made it difficult to see through the stuff. For those fortunate enough to be able to remain inside, there were still the ones who were still at work when this storm showed up.
Ann PoludenkoThe Deep Freeze in Ukraine - Today is the first day of so to say “normal winter temperature” in Ukraine – about 15 degrees below zero. From January 14, winter temperatures have stayed under 21 degrees.
Judyth Piazza CEO (Editor)(Vero Beach, FL) Indian River County Hurricane Wilma Update - Vero Beach, FL - Nathan McCollum, Emergency Operation Center Manager updates residents about whats going on with Hurricane Wilma in Indian River County.
Judyth Piazza CEO (Editor)(Vero Beach, FL) Indian River County Hunkers Down - Vero Beach, FL Sunday, October 23, 2005 – County Administrator Joe Baird has signed the Declaration of Emergency for Indian River County, Florida.
Ann PoludenkoMade By Mankind-- this can be the answer to the question Who did it? - Did what? When you check the summary of news at the end of the week, you can be sure that humanity found one more way to destroy itself.
Sean StubblefieldHA HA, Made You Look! Houston, You Got Punk'ed. - As Hurricane Rita approached Houston Texas, the news media made it seem as if the end of the world was at hand for many people near the Texas coastline. I think a case can be made that Hurricane Rita, and to some extent Katrina, has been misrepresented and blown out of proportion in the news.
Sean StubblefieldHurricane Rita enters the Gulf of Mexico - As hurricane Rita enters the Gulf of Mexico so soon after Katrina, it is important that we stay calm, and don't exaggerate the problem.
Judyth Piazza CEO (Editor)Hurricane Season - Video footage from Hurricane Jeanne 2004 in Vero Beach, Florida
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