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J.P.

Video: The Snow Belt.

When we were back east this past weekend we made a short journey up to the shores of Lake Ontario. In typical early March fashion, lake effect snow was moving into the area and Mother Nature was providing us with some impressive winds. The storm chaser in me loved the experience.

I put together a little video from our moments at Selkirk Shores State Park. Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1kUBc_z10M

YouTubeLake Effect Snow along Lake OntarioBy J.P. Wing
#lakeOntario#snowbelt#stormchasing
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Infinity Counter 🟦

The next time one of Oklahoma's politicians tells you they're for smaller gov't or limited gov't, ask them whether government licensing storm chasers for hundreds of dollars per year is small or limited.

oklahomavoice.com/2025/02/04/o #Oklahoma #StormChaser #StormChasing #Tornadoes #SevereWeather #OklahomaVoice

Oklahoma Voice · Oklahoma House advances controversial bill giving some storm chasers emergency vehicle status • Oklahoma VoiceSome weather enthusiasts are hoping a plan to create a new class of storm chaser will breeze through the Legislature, but the effort has ignited concerns about government overregulation in what has become a booming industry.
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J.P.

Clouds.

I was excited to see the promise of some storms. It ended up being a little wind and a bit of rain, which we desperately need. We’re behind on desert rain levels.

Lucky and Jinx enjoyed the storm clouds with me.

#stormchasing
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J.P.

Video: Adventures in 2024.

In the spirit of all things New Year, I put together a recap video of some of my hiking and storm chasing adventures in 2024. I enjoyed going through some of my older video to see how much my style has changed since I started the YouTube channel earlier this year.

This video includes some footage from the Eldorado, Oklahoma tornado back in May.

https://youtu.be/F10YkMgImYA

youtu.be- YouTubeEnjoy the videos and music you love, upload original content, and share it all with friends, family, and the world on YouTube.
#hiking#stormchasing#tornado
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My camera shoots fascists

Shiprock, from my 1500 mile storm chasing trip out there this fall. Lightning was striking all over the place, but always too far west or north or south or way out east or on the wrong side or I was in the rain or or or... But I got this one!

At first I thought "eh, both the rock and bolt are so tiny and far away and hazy that it won't amount to much," but it was sharp enough that I could crop in, up-res it, dehaze it, sharpen up the bolt and end up with a pretty spectacular shot. It's going in my print sales lineup (if I can ever resolve all the vexing website setbacks), so hit me up if you want to be notified when it's available.

A stormy sky with massive billowing clouds above a 1500' tall spire rising out of desert grasslands. The tower is called Shiprock because from many angles it can be fancifully imagined to be a tall ship with tattered sails. To the right of the tower, a thin bolt of lightning strikes the ground.
#Shiprock#StormChasing#StormDriving
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