More storm chasers join the hunt, raising the danger
There are a variety of reasons people get involved in storm chasing. But many amateurs put themselves in harm's way because of the unpredictable nature of storms.
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There are a variety of reasons people get involved in storm chasing. But many amateurs put themselves in harm's way because of the unpredictable nature of storms.
There are a variety of reasons people get involved in storm chasing. But many amateurs put themselves in harm's way because of the unpredictable nature of storms.
There are a variety of reasons people get involved in storm chasing. But many amateurs put themselves in harm's way because of the unpredictable nature of storms.
MADISON, Wis. (AP) — The deaths of four storm chasers in car crashes over the last two weeks have underscored the dangers of pursuing severe weather events as more people clog back roads and highways searching for a glimpse of a lightning bolt or tornado, meteorologists and chasers say.